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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Occupancy Separations = Requirements for different types of occupancy within the same building Mixed Occupancy = Building used for more than one type of occupancy Basic Area = The total area permitted for a specific occupancy type Accessory Uses = Minor uses within a building that do not occupy a significant area
Match the following statements with the appropriate occupancy rule:
No change in use unless compliance with new occupancy requirements = Change in use requires meeting new occupancy regulations Approval for change in building occupancy by Building Official = Building Official's permission needed for change in building use Less hazardous use allowed with proper approval = New use must be less risky based on fire and life hazards Most restrictive requirement applies to mixed occupancy buildings = Strictest rule applies to buildings with multiple occupancies
Match the following conditions with their impact on building classification:
One-storey building with multiple occupancies = Each part must meet specific occupancy requirements Accessory uses limited to 10% of floor area = Building classification determined by major use New or proposed use must be less hazardous = Approval required if new use is safer Change in occupancy subject to Building Official approval = Occupancy change allowed with official consent
Match the following types of Occupancy Separation with their corresponding fire-resistive construction requirement:
One-Hour Fire-Resistive = Not less than one-hour fire-resistive construction Two-Hour Fire-Resistive = Not less than two-hour fire-resistive construction Three-Hour Fire-Resistive = Not less than three-hour fire-resistive construction Four-Hour Fire-Resistive = Not mentioned in the text
Match the following forms of Occupancy Separation with their description:
Vertical = Separation between different occupancy divisions using height differences Horizontal = Separation between different occupancy divisions using different floor levels Both Vertical and Horizontal = Combination of height differences and floor levels for separation Other Forms as Required = Customized separation forms based on specific needs
Match the following statements about One-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation with the correct information:
Construction Requirement = One-hour fire-resistive construction Opening Protection = One-hour fire-resistive rated fire assembly Width Limitation for Openings = Not exceeding 25% of wall length in a storey Maximum Single Opening Area = 10.00 square meters
Match the following statements about Two-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation with the correct information:
Construction Requirement = Two-hour fire-resistive construction Opening Protection = Two-hour fire-resistive rated fire assembly Width Limitation for Openings = Not mentioned in the text Maximum Single Opening Area = Not mentioned in the text
Match the following statements about Three-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation with the correct information:
Construction Requirement = Three-hour fire-resistive construction Opening Protection = Three-hour fire-resistive rated fire assembly Width Limitation for Openings = Not exceeding 25% of wall length in a storey Maximum Single Opening Area = 10.00 square meters
Match the following descriptions with their corresponding term related to Occupancy Separations:
Complete separation between various occupancy divisions in a building = Occupancy Separation Protection for openings in a separation to maintain fire resistance = Fire assembly Limit on total width of openings in a specific type of occupancy separation wall = 25% of wall length in a storey Restriction on size of individual openings in certain occupancy separation walls = 10
Match the following fire-resistive occupancy separations with their corresponding fire-resistive construction:
Three-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation = Two-hour fire-resistive construction Four-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation = Four-hour fire-resistive construction One-Hour Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation = One-hour fire-resistive construction Horizontal Occupancy Separation = Equivalent fire-resistive construction
Match the following occupancy separation types with their description:
Fire-Resistive Occupancy Separation = Protected by vertical enclosures with specific fire-resistive ratings for openings Horizontal Occupancy Separation = Structural members supporting the separation are protected by equivalent fire-resistive construction Mixed Occupancy Separation = Rules and regulations for appropriate separations promulgated by the Secretary General Occupancy Separation = No openings allowed, must be of specific fire-resistive construction
Match the following occupancy separation ratings with their corresponding protection requirements:
Three-Hour Fire-Resistive Rating = Vertical enclosures with two-hour fire-resistive construction Four-Hour Fire-Resistive Rating = No openings allowed, four-hour fire-resistive construction required One-Hour Fire-Resistive Rating = Minimum requirement for certain occupancy separations Equivalent Fire-Resistive Construction = Protection of structural members in horizontal separations
Match the following property access requirements with their corresponding specifications:
Public Space Access = Building must adjoin or have direct access to a public space, yard, or street Eaves Distance Regulation = Eaves over required windows must be at least 750 millimeters from side and rear property lines Adjacent Property Line Definition = Center line of an adjoining street or alley considered as adjacent property line Occupancy Separation Provision = Minimum one-hour fire-resistive occupancy separation required when specified
Test your knowledge on forms and types of occupancy separation, including One-Hour, Two-Hour, Three-Hour, and Four-Hour Fire-Resistive classifications as per building regulations.
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