Structure of Class A workshop buildings

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I have a question for everyone. In Class A workshops in the fine chemical industry, due to the requirements regarding the vertical arrangement of equipment, it is necessary to construct 5 floors, which results in a height of over 24 meters. The process requirements dictate that one floor must be enclosed (as certain manufacturing processes cannot take place in an environment with dust). In that case, if only one layer is enclosed while the upper layers remain open, are there any issues regarding safety, fire prevention, and firefighting? I would be extremely grateful if an expert could help answer this question!

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