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A new healthcare building is being designed with a suite with no sleeping areas and full smoke detection. What is the required construction for the corridor walls? a. smoke partition only b. smoke barrier only c. 1-hour fire resistance and smoke barrier d. none of the above Solution | Posted 09/14/17 
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MAK
9/13/2017 07:24:51 am
B. NFPA 101 18.3.6.2
DonnyFire
9/13/2017 08:25:31 am
A. Construction to "limit the transfer of smoke".
Randy
9/13/2017 11:06:40 am
I believe 18.3.6.1(1) allows exception to 18.3.6.2 in this case (no sleeping areas, full fire detection)
Jay
9/13/2017 11:23:02 am
Unlimited area open to the corridor. Leave a Reply. |
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