Fire hazard categories for scientific laboratories

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Scientific laboratories that use large quantities of Category C materials – do they need to be designed as Category C workshops? In the Standards for the Design of Scientific Research Buildings – JGJ91-2019, \"5.2.10 The fire resistance rating of scientific research and testing buildings shall not be lower than grade II; such buildings classified as categories A or B in terms of fire hazard shall be designed with fire protection measures appropriate for factories or warehouses.\" " Therefore, if the laboratories use Class C materials, then this laboratory building must also be designed as a Class C facility. Is the fire hazard defined as Class C? ? What category is a scientific research laboratory generally defined as?

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