Are the employee dormitories in chemical plants considered civilian buildings?
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Regarding the civil buildings mentioned in the GB50160-2008 Code for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises, when calculating fire separation distances, do the staff dormitories and canteens within a chemical plant itself qualify as civil buildings?
The staff dormitories in chemical plants are considered civil buildings
Employee dormitories and canteens are considered civil buildings, and according to fire safety regulations, it is necessary to maintain sufficient safety distances. . .
Let’s calculate it for our company during the design phase； Fire separation distances are required between office buildings and production areas
The production area, living area, and office area should all be designed separately
How can there be employee dormitories in a chemical plant? Does this meet the evacuation distance requirement of 3,000 to 3,500 meters?
It belongs to the Civil Construction category; this classification is based on the purpose
If it is a petrochemical enterprise, then according to Rule 2.0.2 for petrochemical facilities, residential buildings cannot be located within the plant area. According to Code for Rock Engineering 4.1.9, the fire separation distance between staff dormitories, canteens, and Class A installations must be over 100 meters.