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Issues existed in civil fire-fighting design

HE Hao-jian

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The fire-fighting design of civil buildings is discussed from fire sprinkler system design, volume determination of fire tank, indoor fire hydrant setting and other aspects. Author emphasized that fire-fighting design should be practical and normalized to meet the safety requirements.

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The fire-fighting design of civil buildings is discussed from fire sprinkler system design, volume determination of fire tank, indoor fire hydrant setting and other aspects. Author emphasized that fire-fighting design should be practical and normalized to meet the safety requirements.

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The fire-fighting design of civil buildings is discussed from fire sprinkler system design, volume determination of fire tank, indoor fire hydrant setting and other aspects. Author emphasized that fire-fighting design should be practical and normalized to meet the safety requirements.

Key concepts: Firefighting, Architectural engineering, Fire safety, Active fire protection, Engineering, Fire protection, Wildfire suppression, Civil engineering

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