Fsb Chapter 1 (Almost Complete)

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1.1.4 Which code of practice do all temporary structures/buildings in construction sites have to comply?

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SS CP 102 Code Of Practice For Temporary Housing Quarters On Construction Sites.

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1.1.4 Do you need to submit plans for temporary structures/buildings in construction sites?

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no.

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1.1.4 Do you need to provide a set of drawings for temporary structures/buildings in construction sites to be place on site?

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Yes, it must be duly endorsed by a QP, shall be available on site for inspection by the Relevant Authority at all times.

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1.1.5 What are the 2 type of rising mains required in our buildings?

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Dry riser & wet riser

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1.1.5 When do we use dry riser for a building?

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buildings between 10m to 60m in
habitable height.

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1.1.5 When do we use wet riser for a building?

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for buildings above 60m in habitable
height.

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1.1.10 Residential buildings that go beyond how many storeys shall be labeled as Super High-rise Buildings?

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40 storeys

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1.2.1 What does BS stand for?

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British Standard

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1.2.1 What does CP stand for?

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Code of Practice

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1.2.1 What does Cl. stand for?

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Clause

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1.2.1 What does NFPA stand for?

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National Fire Protection Association

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1.2.1 What does AS stand for?

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Australian Standard

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1.2.1 What does ISO stand for?

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International Organisation For
Standardisation

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1.2.1 What does SS stand for?

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Singapore Standard

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1.2.1(A) What is the min clear width of air well for a building with habitable height of 18m?

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10m

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1.2.1(A) What is the min clear width of air well for a building with habitable height of 24m?

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11m

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1.2.1(A) What is the min clear width of air well for a building with habitable height of 36m?

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12m

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1.2.1(A) What is the min clear width of air well for a building with habitable height of 48m?

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13m

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1.2.1(A) What is the min clear width of air well for a building with habitable height of 60m and above?

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14m

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1.2.17) What are dead-end spaces?

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space/corridor that do not lead to an exit staircase.

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1.2.34) Must there be a fire lift in a fire fighting lobby?

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Yes.

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1.2.17) What is the maximum
length of non-sprinklered dead-end spaces?

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max 15m.

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1.2.17) What is the maximum
length of sprinklered dead-end spaces?

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max 20m.

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1.2.34) What is the min size of a fire fighting lobby?

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min 6 sqm.

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1.2.34) What is the min width of a fire fighting lobby?

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min 2m.

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1.2.36) What is a habitable room?

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any room not less than 6.5 m2 in area and does not include
any bathroom, water-closet, open verandah, terrace, garage and lift motor room.

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1.2.36) Is a bathroom consider to be a habitable room?

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No.

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1.2.36) Is an open verandah consider to be a habitable room?

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No.

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1.2.36) Is a terrace consider to be a habitable room?

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No.

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1.2.36) Is a bathroom consider to be a habitable room?

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No.

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1.2.36) Is a lift motor room consider to be a habitable room?

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No.

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1.2.37) How do you determine a habitable height?

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from the lowest level of fire engine accessway or access road to the finished floor level of the highest habitable floor.

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1.2.40) What is loadbearing wall?

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a wall which supports any load in addition to its own weight.

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1.2.43) What is non-load bearing
wall?

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a wall which supports no load other than its own weight.

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1.2.45) What is occupant load?

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the total number of persons that may occupy at any one time.

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1.2.58) What is the min size of a smoke stop lobby?

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Min 3sqm.

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1.2.60(a)(i) How do you determine the distance from 2 exit doors?

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1.2.60(a)(ii) How to determine the distance between these 2 doors?

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1.2.60(a)(ii) How do you determine the distance between these 2 doors?

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1.2.60.a.ii) What is the min distance between 2 exit doors of the escape staircase measure in a straight line?

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not less than 7m.

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1.2.60.d.ii) The splitting point of 2 way travel distance should have an angle of how much?

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not less than 90 degree.

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1.2.60.a) How do you determine if you are using a one way escape or a 2 way escape in a room when there is 2 exit doors?

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door to door distance less than 1/2 of max overall diagonal dimension = 1 way escape.
more than 1/2 = 2 way escape.

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1.2.60.b) If a building is protected by an automatic sprinkler system, how do you measure the exit separation?

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must be more than 1/3 of the max overal diagonal dimension and not less than 7m.