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AMD2 - Clause 422.2 - Cables in protected escape routes.

pww235

Evening all,

So, this is causing me some head scratching. Why oh why did this make it through the DPC?

As soon as an escape route is required to be of fire rated construction, we can't use it for main containment routes. Or am I missing something?

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  • Its the escape route designated in the fire escape  plan that flowed from the Fire Risk Assessment. 

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  • Its the escape route designated in the fire escape  plan that flowed from the Fire Risk Assessment. 

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  • in reply to John Peckham

    That's a pretty onerous definition of 'protected escape route'.
    Would mean no containment runs down hotel, school, flatted accommodation communal corridors. 

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