Figure 3.1 The ability for a building to retain integrity in a fire is crucial to protect the lives of its occupants
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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Table of Content
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- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.0 Plumbing and Water Supply System
- 2.1 Cold Water Supply and Storage
- 2.2 Hot Water Supply System
- 2.3 Water Supply for Sprinklers
- 2.4 Drinking Water Supply and Storage
- 3.0 Firesafety in High Rise Buildings
- 3.1 Structural Integrity and Fire Endurance
- 3.2 Compartmentation
- 3.3 Regulation of Combustible Building Veneers
- 3.4 Active Systems: Alarms, Detection, and Suppre...
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Some Useful References
- Building Services Handbook: Incorporating Current Building & Construction By Fred Hall, Roger Greeno
- Urban redevelopment: a study of high-rise buildings By K. Narayan Reddy
- Building construction illustrated By Frank Ching, Francis D. K. Ching, Cassandra Adams
- High-rise security and fire life safety By Geoff Craighead
Student Info
- Lissa
- Matrix Number : AA 07052 Section : A 32
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