Installation of safety doors in the control room
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I would like to ask: According to the regulations, if the length of a control room exceeds 12 meters, it is required to have no fewer than two doors. I was told by the technician that the distance between these two doors should also be more than 5 meters. Which regulation specifies this requirement? What is the name of that regulation?
I would appreciate it if an expert could answer this question; I’m really curious to know which standard specifies that the distance between two doors should also be greater than 5 meters”
The spacing should also be greater than 5 meters. Ask the civil engineering team in the control room whether there are any requirements regarding the spacing between the two doors if the length exceeds 12 meters In my opinion, the number of doors should be determined based on the number of people in the control room. The Mendo system makes it easier to evacuate people in case of an accident
The civil engineering department says there are requirements. So I wonder which standard specifies this
I suggest you check the (Control Room Design Specifications) rather than listening to what others say.
I checked, and the control requirements are specified in the design standards HG/T20508-2000 and SH3006-1999: if the length of the control room exceeds 12 meters, two doors should be installed. The distance between the doors wasn’t specified. It probably doesn’t look good if it’s less than 5 meters, right?
It should be a requirement of the building, not of the structure. The horizontal distance between the nearest edges of two or more exit doors in a room shall not be less than 5 meters. There is no specified distance between two exit doors located in separate rooms (when they are part of the same fire compartment).