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According to building codes, the safety distance between Class A factories and office buildings is 25m, right? Are there any other requirements with higher standards? For a project I was working on, the Safety Supervision Bureau issued a comment stating that the distance of 25 meters between the Class A factory building and the office building is not sufficient!
55555555555:'( Why isn’t there anyone to answer?
Talk to the safety supervision agency and ask them to produce evidence.
If your design meets the requirements, it’s the safety supervision agency that demands bribes; China’s various regulations are not yet well-developed, so no matter how many proofs you have, they’re of no use – you’d better just find some place to spend money and get them to leave.
I don’t understand; I need to learn it* right away
Do they consider them to be important public buildings? The client should communicate with the safety supervision department
Dude, you’ve been exploited; give a red envelope – 5 million will do at that point. What a pity
Are factory buildings also classified into Category A and Category B? I’ve learned a lot
It depends on whether you are following the building codes or the petrochemical industry standards – the building codes specify 25 meters, while the requirements for the petrochemical industry are higher; they are definitely more than 25 meters
Talk to the safety supervision agency and ask them what standards are being followed; 25 meters isn’t enough according to the petrochemical standards, right?