The door of the gas station’s power distribution room leads directly outside
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Should the door of the gas station’s power distribution room lead directly outside? Could you tell me which standard requires this?
For safety reasons, which specification is unclear?
What the poster is asking is: should the doors of the gas station open outward, or if the electrical room is built together with other functional areas, must it have its own separate door that allows for direct exit to the outside? If it’s the first option, it’s for safety reasons, to facilitate evacuation. However, for cases where a separate door is necessary, this might not be required; since there are few people stationed in the electrical room on a regular basis, a separate door isn’t needed either. It is recommended to consult the design specifications for gas stations.
What I want to ask is, does the door of the distribution room have to lead directly outside? In other words, can the power distribution room be placed in a suite within a room?