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Building trends that have increased fire hazards
Some construction practices developed during last quarter century gravely affect security and insurability of enterprises against fire; these include concentration of enormous manufacturing areas under single roof, without subdividing fire walls, high piling of stock in fully and semiautomatic high-rise rack storage systems, and progressive deterioration in fire resistance and vulnerability of construction methods and materials; importance of corrective measures is underlined by fact that 43% of businesses suffering major fire loss or burnout never reopen.
Building trends that have increased fire hazards
Some construction practices developed during last quarter century gravely affect security and insurability of enterprises against fire; these include concentration of enormous manufacturing areas under single roof, without subdividing fire walls, high piling of stock in fully and semiautomatic high-rise rack storage systems, and progressive deterioration in fire resistance and vulnerability of construction methods and materials; importance of corrective measures is underlined by fact that 43% of businesses suffering major fire loss or burnout never reopen.
Building trends that have increased fire hazards
SPE -- J
Russell, R.M.L. (author)
1968
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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