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- Start Date: 14 Jan 2011
- End Date: 14 Jan 2011
- Venue:
CIBSE
222 Balham High Road
London
SW12 9BS - Rates:
- CIBSE members rate £ 316.60 (£ 263.83 ex. VAT)
- Non members rate £ 337.02 (£ 280.85 ex. VAT)
A652 Smoke Control: Matching the Method to the Building - London
Trainer - Dr Howard Morgan/ Stewart Miles
The right smoke control method may be wrong elsewhere. Factors include the design objective and occupants' needs. Examples include offices, basements, hospitals, schools, and large buildings
Session 1
HAZARDS OF SMOKE
Summary of smoke control principles.
An outline of available smoke control techniques.
Session 2
SMOKE CONTROL IN BASEMENTS
Which methods apply & when can recommended methods be potentially dangerous?
Session 3
SPECIAL NEEDS OF OCCUPANTS
Some occupants are less mobile, or must be supervised during evacuation.
- (a) Office Buildings - Establishes a baseline of acceptability for ordinary populations.
- (b) Hospitals - Occupants include mobility-impaired & potentially unconscious.
- (c) Schools - Occupants include children.
Note: Each type of building can include atria & smoke dampers where appropriate.
Session 4
VERY LARGE BUILDINGS
e.g. Airport Terminal or Rail Station followed by a large building Case Study and Forum.
