Industrial buildings play an important role in urban planning and construction, and the floor height of industrial buildings has an important impact on the calculation of floor area ratio. Especially when the floor height of an industrial building exceeds 8 meters, the calculation of the floor area ratio needs to be adjusted accordingly. This article will ** the capacity calculation method of industrial buildings with a floor height of more than 8 meters, including calculation formulas and related regulations.
The floor area ratio refers to the ratio of the total floor area of buildings that can be built on the land to the land area within a certain range. In industrial land planning, the reasonable setting of plot ratio can effectively use land resources to meet the needs of industrial development.
When the floor height of an industrial building exceeds 8 meters, the calculation of the floor area ratio will generally be adjusted according to the different floor heights. Under normal circumstances, the floor area of an industrial building with a height of more than 8 meters will be doubled when calculating the floor area ratio. Specifically, for every 3 meters of floor height, the coefficient is increased by 1 time.
For industrial buildings with a floor height of more than 8 meters, the following are the general capacity calculation methods:
Set a base floor area ratio (typically 1) and increase the factor step by step according to the increase in floor height.
When the floor height of an industrial building is less than 8 meters, the floor area ratio is calculated according to the basic floor area ratio.
When the floor height of an industrial building is between 8 meters and 11 meters, the floor area ratio is twice that of the base floor area ratio.
When the floor height of an industrial building is between 12 meters and 14 meters, the floor area ratio is 3 times that of the base floor area ratio.
And so on, for every 3 meters of floor height, the coefficient is increased by 1 times.
Assuming that the floor height of an industrial building is 10 meters and the basic floor area ratio is 1, the floor area ratio of the building is calculated as follows:
Floor area ratio = base floor area ratio x factor.
Plot ratio = 1 x 2 = 2
As a result, the industrial building has a plot ratio of 2.
Different regions may have special regulations, such as calculating the floor area ratio based on the step-by-step increase factor of different floor heights. This approach aims to save land and control the scale of industrial projects more scientifically.
The calculation of the floor area ratio of industrial buildings with a floor height of more than 8 meters is an important part of industrial land planning. A reasonable plot ratio can effectively utilize land resources and promote industrial development under the premise of meeting the planning conditions of industrial land. Therefore, when planning and designing industrial buildings, it is necessary to adjust the floor area ratio according to the actual situation and local regulations to ensure the compliance and sustainability of the project.