Lightning protection issues for residential buildings
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Do three-story residential buildings below 13 meters need lightning protection design? * * Are there any standards in this regard?
According to the "Lightning Protection Design Code for Buildings" (GB 50057), civil buildings are divided into different lightning protection levels according to the local natural climate. It can be divided into the second type of lightning protection building and the third type of lightning protection building respectively. Carry out construction according to specifications.
What I need is or is not, under what circumstances it is necessary and under what circumstances it is not needed. I know that lightning protection design must be done as long as it is on the 5th or 6th floor. Acting according to the rules means not saying anything.
I tell you for sure! Must! Otherwise, it will not be accepted! The second floor said it very well, you have to understand it yourself! :lol
This is the definite answer I want. The design content must be included. The specific construction can be determined according to the surrounding conditions. For example, if there are tall buildings around, I don’t think it is necessary. Although a sparrow is small, it has all the internal organs. Even a one-story bungalow must be designed to be lightning-proof. Is this true for you?
Whether it is necessary should be calculated based on local conditions. The specifications have been given on the second floor. The owner can calculate it based on local climate data.
It is definitely necessary unless your building is within the lightning protection area of taller buildings around it. In that case, it seems that the standard can be lowered. .