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Updated table outlining the fire resistance requirements for structural and non-structural building elements.

Detailed provisions and requirements for fire-resistant walls, floors, and partitions in buildings.

Rationalized and updated provisions for ensuring the safety of service shafts during fires.

Comprehensive clause dedicated to the electrical system's role in fire and life safety.

Detailed clauses focusing on air conditioning system integration with safety and smoke control.

Detailed building occupancy calculations related to fire safety, including exit widths and travel distances.

Updated approach to define exit widths based on global best practices related to occupant load.

A new comprehensive clause outlining the requirements and functions of a Fire Command Center.

Measures taken to prevent the spread of fire within a building, often through gaps and openings in walls, floors, or ceilings.

Classifying buildings based on their fire resistance and safety features, often using a system of categories like Type I, Type II, etc.

The maximum number of people that a building or structure can safely accommodate based on its design and intended use.

Measures taken to ensure the safety of people using a building, even beyond fire safety regulations like fire extinguishers and emergency lighting.

Certain fire-suppressing chemicals, halons, were found to harm the ozone layer, prompting international efforts to phase them out.

An international agreement to protect the ozone layer by phasing out harmful chemicals like halons.

Setting limits on the size of buildings based on their use and fire safety considerations, often determined by occupancy load and construction type.

A set of regulations developed for building construction, safety, and maintenance in India. It's the comprehensive standard that ensures buildings are designed, constructed, and operated safely and efficiently.

The focus of NBC Part 4. It covers all aspects related to preventing and mitigating fire hazards in buildings and ensuring the safe evacuation of occupants.

Strategies and measures implemented to reduce the risk of fire starting. Includes aspects like fire-resistant materials, building design, and occupant education.

Measures aimed at ensuring the safe evacuation of people in case of fire. Includes fire alarms, exit signs, and emergency escape routes.

Active fire suppression systems such as sprinklers, fire extinguishers, and smoke detectors designed to control fires and prevent their spread.

Specific fire safety regulations that vary based on the type of building occupancy (like residential, commercial, or industrial)

The amount of heat energy released when a substance (like a building material) burns completely.

Classifying industries based on their fire risk, ranging from low to high hazard. Higher-risk industries require stricter fire safety measures.

Practicing the proper response in case of a fire, including evacuation routes, alarm procedures, and assembly points.

Special fire safety regulations for tall buildings, including stricter fire resistance requirements, smoke control systems, and dedicated fire command centers.

A large open space within a building with high ceilings. Special fire safety regulations apply due to the potential for rapid smoke spread.

Specific fire safety regulations designed for restaurants and kitchens, considering the use of cooking equipment and potential for grease fires.

Fire safety regulations for parking areas, focusing on preventing fires and ensuring safe evacuation due to potential for flammable materials.

Specific fire safety regulations for metro stations and train lines, considering the high number of passengers and potential for tunnel fires.