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Summary of fire protection zoning
Through the fire-fighting examination in recent years, I believe that what everyone understands most is that the examination is biased, difficult and complicated, which shows the rigor and confidentiality of this examination. Whoever despises it will pay the price. This exam must be prepared systematically and comprehensively, and there is no shortcut. So I have compiled a summary of fire zones for everyone to remember quickly.

Pedestrian street shop

1. The fire resistance rating of buildings on both sides of the pedestrian street shall not be lower than Grade II.

2. The nearest distance between the opposite faces of buildings on both sides of the pedestrian street should not be less than 9m.

3. Fire zones with fire resistance of not less than 2.00h should be set between buildings on both sides of the pedestrian street, and the construction area of each shop should not be greater than 300㎡.

4. For the shops on both sides of the pedestrian street, the fire resistance limit of the envelope structure on the side facing the pedestrian street should not be lower than 1.00h, and solid walls should be adopted, with Class B fire doors and windows for doors and windows. When a fire-proof glass wall is used, its fire-proof integrity and fire-proof isolation should not be less than 1.00 h. When a non-thermal fire-proof glass wall with fire-proof integrity not less than1.00h is used, it should be automatically closed. A solid wall with a width of not less than 1.0m and a fire resistance limit of not less than 1.00h should be set between adjacent shops facing the pedestrian street.

5. When the buildings on both sides of the pedestrian street are multi-storey, the shops on each floor facing the pedestrian street should be provided with measures to prevent the fire from spreading. When setting corridors or overhangs, the width should not be less than1.2m.

6. Evacuation stairs in buildings on both sides of the pedestrian street should be set by external walls and should be directly connected to the outside. If it is really difficult, it can be directly connected to the pedestrian street on the first floor, and the evacuation doors of the shops on the first floor can be directly connected to the pedestrian street.

7. Shops on both sides of the pedestrian street shall be equipped with automatic sprinkler system, automatic fire alarm system, fire emergency lighting evacuation indication sign and fire emergency broadcast.

pedestrian street

1. The end of the pedestrian street should not be closed on all floors. If it is really necessary to close, openable doors and windows should be set on the external wall (each floor should have openings or windows directly communicating with the outside world, and shops cannot be set up or closed in other ways), and the area of openable doors and windows should not be less than half of the external wall area of this position.

2. The length of the pedestrian street should not be greater than 300m (to prevent the fire from getting out of control, which will lead to the over-fire area, and the fire hose laid at the fire truck is too long to supply water when extinguishing the fire, which is not conducive to firefighters' access).

3. When the shops on both sides of the pedestrian street need to set up corridors or connecting overpasses on the upper floor (the width of the overpasses should be limited to a certain extent, generally controlled at about 4m, so it is impossible to change them into shops or add booths), the opening area of the upper floor of the pedestrian street should be guaranteed (first, the openings of each floor of the pedestrian street should be as large as possible, and no other facilities or floors should be set except the necessary corridors and connecting overpasses on both sides of the pedestrian street), and the opening should not be less than 37% of the ground area of the pedestrian street.

4. The distance from any point in the pedestrian street to the nearest outdoor safety place should not be greater than 60m, and the straight-line distance from the evacuation doors of shops on the second floor and above on both sides of the pedestrian street to the nearest evacuation stairs or other safety exits on this floor should not be greater than 37.5m (when determining this distance, it cannot be calculated by the straight-line partition of the shops).

5. The ceiling material of the pedestrian street should be incombustible or flame-retardant, the fire resistance limit of the load-bearing structure should not be lower than 1.00h, and combustible materials should not be arranged in the pedestrian street.

6. The height between the lower eaves of the ceiling of the pedestrian street and the ground should not be less than 6m, and the ceiling should be provided with natural smoke exhaust facilities that can be manually and automatically opened in case of fire (when the ceiling adopts natural smoke exhaust and the cloister area adopts mechanical smoke exhaust, the control sequence of smoke exhaust facilities should be reasonably designed).

7. DN65 fire hydrants are set outside the shops on both sides of the pedestrian street every 30m, and equipped with fire reels or fire hoses.

8. Each corridor should be equipped with automatic sprinkler system, and the pedestrian street should be equipped with automatic tracking and positioning sprinkler system.

9. Pedestrian street should be equipped with fire emergency lighting evacuation signs and fire emergency broadcasting system.

Important public buildings

1. Office building of party and government organs at or above the prefecture level

2. Gymnasiums, auditoriums, conference centers, cinemas, theaters, indoor entertainment places, stations, passenger stations and other public gathering places with peak users or seats exceeding 1.500 (seats).

3. Libraries with more than 500,000 books; City and above cultural relics, museums, exhibition halls, archives and other buildings.

4. Communication, command and dispatch buildings such as postal buildings and telecommunications buildings above the provincial level.

5. Office buildings of financial institutions such as banks above the provincial level.

6. Open-air public gathering and entertainment places such as open-air stadiums and swimming pools with more than 5,000 peak users.

7. Primary and secondary schools with more than 500 users; Kindergartens, nurseries and rehabilitation facilities for the disabled with more than 200 users; /kloc-medical, health and educational buildings such as nursing homes, sanatoriums, outpatient buildings and inpatient buildings with 0/50 beds or more (if there is a fence, it is counted from the fence).

8. Other public buildings with a construction area exceeding 15000m2.

9. subway entrance and exit, tunnel entrance and exit

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