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Design guide for the fire protection of buildings 2000: a code of practice for the protection of business

Publication Year

2000

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Based on the risk assessment approach to fire safety issues, this design guide provides a full appreciation of the occupancy risks combined with effective limits on compartment areas and consideration ton the control of fire spread by automatic sprinkler systems.

Document History

First published, in looseleaf format, in 1996 by the Loss Prevention Council. Revised as Design guide for the fire protection of buildings 2000: a code of practice for the protection of business, December 1999. Published by: Fire Protection Association.

ISBN

9781902790022

Publisher Information

Loss Prevention Council

Formed from a merger of the Fire Offices Committee, the Fire Insurers Research and Testing Organisation and the Insurers Technical Bureau in 1984, the Loss Prevention Council (LPC) later went on to develop a certification body, the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB), itself taken over by BRE Certification in April 2000. Other LPC documents are now available from the Fire Protection Association.

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