Does the gatekeeper at the entrance of the chemical plant area count as a civil building?
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I need help. As stated in the title, I would like to know what the distance should be between the security gate and other facilities within the factory area. Is it determined based on the standards for distances between civil buildings and other facilities? If that’s the case, it seems like the distance needed would be quite large, which might be a waste. Experts, please give some advice!
There is no need to classify it as a civilian building; it can serve as a production auxiliary facility.
On the second floor, are there any standard guidelines?
Normally, designs are not prepared with residential buildings in mind, but once the drawings were submitted for review, the company on the other end believed they should be considered residential buildings; so now I’m not quite sure myself either
This post was last edited by Xun Hua on 2010-7-22 at 18:24. I encountered this problem as well; some people now think it is a civil building. However, there are no specific regulations; it is better to treat it as an auxiliary building.
Chinese term: Civil building; English term: Civil architecture. Civil engineering refers to non-productive residential and public buildings, such as residences, office buildings, kindergartens, schools, canteens, theaters, shops, stadiums, hotels, hospitals, exhibition halls, etc. I think the guard house can also be considered a civil building.
The security guard personally considers it to be part of the perimeter wall; according to the \"Code for General Layout Design of Industrial Enterprises\" GB50187, there are no specific distance requirements between the security room, reception room, and the perimeter wall. Therefore, it can be considered part of the wall. These are just personal opinions.
I think it should be classified as production auxiliary facilities; I couldn’t find any relevant specifications
This is directly related to the local drawing review agencies; you just need to state that they conduct the review in accordance with the auxiliary facilities.
According to relevant regulations, the guard room is part of the enclosure and should not be considered a civil building.
It does not qualify as a civil building; it is a production auxiliary facility. Similar to a duty room.