Smoke control of common escape routes by natural smoke ventilation

Department for Communities and Local Government, (2019) Smoke control of common escape routes by natural smoke ventilation. In: Approved Document B: Fire Safety - Volume 1: Dwellings. 2019 ed. Section 3: Means of escape – flats, 1 (3.53). RIBA Publishing Publication, London, p. 32. ISBN 9781859469156

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Abstract

In single stair buildings, smoke vents on the storey where the fire is initiated, and the vent at the head of the stair, should be activated by smoke detectors in the common parts.
In buildings with more than one stair, smoke vents may be activated manually. The control system should open the vent at the head of the stair before, or at the same time as, the vent on the storey where the fire is located. Smoke detection is not required for ventilation purposes in this instance.

Item Type: Book Section
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Uncontrolled Keywords: single storey, common stair, common stair, common parts, should, storey, dwelling type
Subjects: Section 03: Means of escape – flats
B1: Means of warning and escape
B1: Means of warning and escape
B1: Means of warning and escape
Building standards
Date Deposited: 02 Feb 2020 12:13
Last Modified: 21 Dec 2022 09:07
URI: https://buildvoc.co.uk/id/eprint/287

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