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903 SECTION 901 — SCOPE This chapter applies to the design and installation
of fire-extinguishing systems, smoke-control systems and smoke and heat
venting systems. For requirements on fire alarm systems, see the following:
SECTION ...
903 SECTION 901 — SCOPE This chapter applies to the design and installation
of fire-extinguishing systems, smoke-control systems and smoke and heat
venting systems. For requirements on fire alarm systems, see the following:
SECTION ...
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Smoke-control systems are not a substitute for sprinkler protection. 905 .2 Design
Methods. 905.2.1 General. Buildings or portions thereof required by this code to
have a smoke-control system shall have such systems designed in accordance ...
Smoke-control systems are not a substitute for sprinkler protection. 905 .2 Design
Methods. 905.2.1 General. Buildings or portions thereof required by this code to
have a smoke-control system shall have such systems designed in accordance ...
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However all required stairways shall be pressurized to a minimum of 0.15 inch of
water column (37.3 Pa) upon actuation of the smoke-detection system. 321.2 Wet
Standpipes. Every building in a detention or correctional facility, housing 50 or ...
However all required stairways shall be pressurized to a minimum of 0.15 inch of
water column (37.3 Pa) upon actuation of the smoke-detection system. 321.2 Wet
Standpipes. Every building in a detention or correctional facility, housing 50 or ...
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accessible accordance with Section aggregate aisle applied approved area of refuge ASTM automatic sprinkler system B.W. gage braced wall lines building official building or structure ceiling cement combustible comply compressive strength concrete conform corridor Division 3 Occupancies doors dwelling units elevator equipment exceed EXCEPTION exit-access exterior walls fire assembly Fire Code fire-resistive construction fire-resistive rating floor area grade Group H grout gypsum hazardous height inches inspection installed insulation joists live load located masonry materials maximum means of egress minimum N/C less nails noncombustible occupancy separation occupant load one-hour fire-resistive openings panels percent perlite portion portland cement reinforcement requirements of Section roof rooms Select Structural sheathing slope smoke smoke detector space specified in Chapter specified in Section square feet stairways standpipes steel storage story studs surface Table thickness tion Type UBC Standard units vertical veneer ventilation vermiculite vertical in 12 water closet width wire wood
Bibliographic information
| Title | Uniform Building Code, Issue 1 |
| Author | International Conference of Building Officials |
| Publisher | International Conference of Building Officials, 1997 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 4 Dec 2010 |
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