In large public buildings, there is often a problem that the stairs in the central area do not yet lead directly to the outside. This design may have an impact on the functional use of space in the building. Generally speaking, large public buildings have large exterior sizes, relatively empty internal structures, and many shops are located in the top of the building. However, evacuation stairs tend to be located only around the perimeter of the building, which is a common fire safety design both longitudinally and horizontally.
In large public buildings, fire safety design is crucial because it is related to the safety of people's lives. However, the current design problem is that the central area lacks stairs and facilities that provide direct access to the outdoors. This means that in the event of a fire or other emergency, the evacuation of people from the central area will be difficult and risky.
To solve this problem, we can consider introducing the design of wrap-around fire protection strips. Covered fire strip is a material with fire protection function, which can play the role of isolation and fire prevention inside the building. It can be applied to stairs, passages, and other evacuation routes to increase the safety of personnel evacuation.
Specifically, the wrap-around fire strip can be arranged around the staircase in the central area of the building. They can be mounted on the wall next to the staircase to create a kind of barrier that separates the central area from the rest of the area. In this way, in the event of an emergency, personnel can evacuate as quickly as possible to the area where the enveloping fire strip is located and continue to evacuate outward.
The materials of the covered fire protection strips are usually made of materials that are resistant to fire and high temperatures, such as special glass fibers and flame retardant polymers. They have excellent fire performance, which can effectively resist the spread of flames and smoke, providing more escape time for personnel.
In addition, wrap-around fire protection strips can be used in combination with other fire protection features, such as sprinkler systems and smoke alarms. These facilities can respond quickly in the event of a fire and provide better emergency response.
In conclusion, the introduction of wrapping fire strips in the design of the central area of a large public building is a solution worth considering. It can improve the safety of personnel evacuation and reduce the loss of property caused by fire. Of course, in practical application, it is also necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as building structure, fire-fighting equipment and personnel evacuation to ensure the overall fire safety performance.
Through reasonable design and comprehensive consideration, we can provide better solutions for the safety protection of the central area of large public buildings, and provide more reliable protection for people's life safety.