Determining the key parts of fire protection in Category C factory buildings
The following aspects need to be considered:
1. Hazardous source location: First of all, the location of the dangerous source that may cause fire in the factory building should be determined, such as the area where flammable and explosive materials are stored, high-temperature areas, etc. These places should be the focus of fire protection.
2. Crowded areas: There are usually fire safety hazards in densely populated areas. For example, there may be areas where a large number of workers operate in some factories. These places should also be included in the key fire protection areas to ensure personnel safety.
3. Important facilities: The protection of some important production facilities in the plant is also very important. The loss of these facilities may have a serious impact on production, and may even bring safety hazards to employees.
4. Fire-fighting equipment: To determine the key fire-fighting parts of a class C factory building, the layout of the existing fire-fighting equipment in the factory building should also be considered, and it is determined which areas should be equipped with which fire-fighting equipment, which areas need to be equipped with which alarm equipment, and so on.
Determining the key fire protection parts of Class C factory buildings requires comprehensive consideration from multiple aspects in order to improve the prevention and control capabilities in the event of fire as much as possible.