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Fire prevention, Detection and Suppression in Archives: a Survey of Regulations in Australia, France, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom and the USA
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Section Title | Page |
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Introduction | 1 |
Why this study? | 1 |
Fire prevention: | 1 |
120’ in category I (building up to 8 m height, 700 m2 useful | 3 |
180’ in category II (building up to 11 m height, 1000 m2 use | 3 |
Fire resistance, doors and other closures of openings in fir | 3 |
Combustibility of materials, including furnishings and finis | 4 |
Besides the fire resistance ratings of structural materials | 4 |
In other cases the non-combustibility requirement is limited | 4 |
Fire compartments and fire loads | 5 |
In most specifications it is recommended that, in order to a | 5 |
The Australian specification AS 2118.1 defines the term comp | 5 |
“… a space completely enclosed by walls and a ceiling. The w | 5 |
But there is no indication of the desirable dimensions of th | 5 |
Table 1 Summary of detector types mentioned in fire protecti | 7 |
Nation | 7 |
Types of detectors | 7 |
Australia | 7 |
France | 7 |
Italy | 7 |
New Zealand | 7 |
Spain | 7 |
Sweden | 7 |
United Kingdom | 7 |
Portable fire extinguishers | 7 |
Table 2 Type of portable extinguishers in national specifica | 9 |
Nation | 9 |
Extinguisher | 9 |
Australia | 9 |
France | 9 |
Italy | 9 |
Spain | 9 |
Automatic fire suppression systems | 9 |
Table 3 Types of automatic fire suppression systems | 9 |
In the UK, BS 5454:2000 states | 10 |
Appendix: National Specificiations | 12 |
Australia | 12 |
AS 2118 - Parts 1-10, 1999 | 12 |
France | 12 |
Italy | 12 |
New Zealand | 12 |
Spain | 13 |
Sweden | 13 |