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1. KZ myZvq 1 BwÂ-8 myZv
2. 1 wgUvi mgvb KZ BwÂ-39.37 BwÂ
3. 1 Bw mgvb KZ ‡m.wg-2.54 †m.wg
4. 1 †KwR mgvb KZ GjweGm-2.20 GjweGm
5. jv· Gi A_© wK-LUX (Light Ultra Xray) n‡”Q Av‡jvi GKK
6. AvBjm& Gi A_© wK-ILES Means-Virtual Motivation Line.
7. QvUvB Gi myÎ wK-Last Come : First Go
8. 1 M¨vjb mgvb KZ wjUvi-3.78 wjUvi
9. KZRb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j GKwU cÖwZôvb‡K KviLvbv e‡j-eQ‡i 5 Rb| 2(7)
10. wK‡kvi kÖwg‡Ki eqm KZ eQi ch©šÍ-14 eQ‡ii D‡×© 18 Gi bx‡P 2(8)
11. wkï kÖwg‡Ki eqm KZ eQi ch©šÍ-1-14 eQi 2(63)
12. 1 Rb wK‡kvi kÖwg‡Ki ˆ`wbK Kg©N›Uv KZ-5 N›Uv 41(1)
13. cwiPq cÎ nvwi‡q †M‡j KZ UvKv wd w`‡q bKj Kwc cvIqv hvq-50 UvKv 19(6)
14. mvwf©m ey‡Ki bKj Kwc †c‡Z KZ UvKv wd jvM‡e-20 UvKv 22(3)
15. GKwU KviLvbv wewìs‡qi PzbKvg KZw`b cici Ki‡Z nq-14 gvm 43
16. ‡d¬v‡ii Av‡jvi cwigvb Kgc‡ÿ KZ jv· cÖ‡qvRb-‡d¬vi †_‡K 1wgUvi Dc‡i 49(1)
350 jv·
17. Lvevi cvwbi RvqMv Uq‡jU †_‡K KZ wdU `yi‡Z¡ ¯’vcb Ki‡Z n‡e-20 wdU 50 (2)
18. KZw`b ci ci Lvevi cvwb cixÿv Ki‡Z nq Ges †Kv_v nB‡Z cixÿv Ki‡Z 50(5)
nq- cÖwZ eQ‡i 1 evi, Rb¯^v¯’¨ I cÖ‡KŠkj wefvM ev miKv‡ii Ab¨ †Kvb
cÖwZôvb ev miKvi KZ©„K Aby‡gvw`Z cÖwZôvb |
19. kÖwgK‡`i Rb¨ eQ‡ii †Kvb mgq VvÛv cvwbi e¨e¯’v Ki‡Z nq-1jv GwcÖj nB‡Z 50(6)
30 †k †m‡Þ¤^i ch©šÍ|
20. Mig RvqMvq Kv‡R wb‡qvwRZ cÖ‡Z¨K kÖwgK‡`i ˆ`wbK KZ wjUvi kieZ w`‡Z 50(7)
n‡e-2wjUvi
21. KZRb gwnjv kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ KZwU Uq‡jU cÖ‡qvRb-cÖ_g 100 Rb ch©šÍ cÖwZ 51(2 Gi
25 R‡bi Rb¨ 1wU, cieZ©x‡Z 50 R‡bi Rb¨ GKwU 1)
22. KZRb c„iæl kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ KZwU Uq‡jU cÖ‡qvRb- cyiæl‡`i †ÿ‡Î cª_g 100 51(2)
Rb ch©šÍ 40 R‡bi Rb¨ 1wU cieZ©x 60R‡bi Rb¨ 1wU Kwiqv |
23. KZ Rb kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ 1wU wcK`vbx cÖ‡qvRb- cÖwZ 100 Rb kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ 1wU 52(1K)
Kwiqv wcK`vbx I AveR©bv ev· ivwL‡Z nB‡e|
24. GKwU K‡ÿ KZRb ‡jvK KvR Ki‡j 2wU `iRv jvM‡e-20 R‡bi AwaK 54(1)
25. kÖwgK‡`i ewn©Mgb c_ Kgc‡ÿ KZ Bw cÖ¯Í Ges KZ Bw D”PZv _vK‡Z n‡e- 54(2)
45 Bw cÖ¯Í Ges 78 Bw D”PZv
26. GKwU wmwoi cÖk¯Í Kgc‡ÿ KZ BwÂ-6ô Zjv ch©šÍ 45 BwÂ, 7g Zjvi Dc‡i 54(7)
78 BwÂ(evov‡bvi my‡hvM bv _vK‡j 32 Bw wewa cÖbq‡bi c~‡e© ‰Zwi n‡j)
27. GKwU ewn©Mgb †_‡K Av‡iKwU ewn©Mg‡bi `yiZ¡ m‡e©v”P KZ wgUv‡ii g‡a¨ 54(8)
_vK‡Z n‡e-50 wgUvi ev 164 wdU
28. KZ eM©dzU Gwiqvi Rb¨ 1wU †nvRwij cÖ‡qvRb-cÖwZ 9146 eM©dzU Gwiqvi Rb¨ 55(1)
1wU|
29. KZ eM©dzU Gwiqvi Rb¨ 1wU dvqvi G·wUs¸Bmvi cÖ‡qvRb-cÖwZ 968 eM©dzU 55(2)
Gwiqvi Rb¨ 1wU|
30. BfvKz‡qkb cøvb †d¬v‡ii †Kv_vq ¯’vcb Ki‡Z n‡e-mn‡R `„k¨gvb ¯’v‡b 55(8)
31. kZKiv KZ Rb kÖwgK‡K dvqvi †Uªwbs w`‡Z n‡e-18% 55(10)
32. KZRb kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ GKRb dvqvi Awdmvi jvM‡e-500 Rb 55(12)
33. dvqvi dvBwUs wUg‡K KZ gvm ci ci cyYtcÖwkÿb w`‡Z n‡e-6 gvm 55(12)
34. GKwU KviLvbvq KZRb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j KZw`b cici dvqvi mvwf©m KZ©K „ 55(14)
AwMœ gnov Ki‡Z n‡e-50 Rb, 6 gvm cici|
35. KZ w`b ci dvqvi mvwf©m KZ©K „ AwMœ gnovi Av‡qvRb Ki‡Z n‡e- cÖwZ Qq 62(8) 55(14)
gv‡m AšÍZ GKevi AwMœwbe©vcY I `yN©Ubvi mgq Riæwi wbM©g‡bi gnovi
Av‡qvRb Kwi‡Z nB‡e|
36. dig KZ Abyhvqx AwMœwbe©vcY I `yN©Ubvi mgq Riæwi wbM©g‡bi gnovi ‡iKW© 62(8) 55(14)
msiÿi Ki‡Z n‡e-dig-22(K) Abyhvqx †iKW©eyK msi¶Y Kwi‡Z nB‡e
37. AwMœwbe©vcY I `yN©Ubvi mgq Riæwi wbM©g‡bi gnovi Av‡qvR‡bi wel‡q KZ 62(8) 55(14)
w`b Av‡M †Kv_vq †Kv_vq AewnZ Ki‡Z n‡e- gnov Av‡qvR‡bi Kgc‡¶ 15
w`b c~‡e© mswkøó cwi`k©K Ges wbKU¯’ dvqvi mvwf©m †÷kb‡K wjwLZfv‡e
AewnZ Kwi‡Z nB‡e|
38. AwMœ wbe©vc‡bi Rb¨ Rjvav‡i Kgc‡ÿ KZ wjUvi cvwb msiÿb Ki‡Z n‡e- 55(15)
5000wjUvi
39. 1wU dvqvi G·wUs¸Bkvi †d¬vi †_‡K KZ wdU D”PZvq ¯’vcb Ki‡Z n‡e-18.14 Ref. NFPA-10
Chapter-1,
†KwRi †ekx n‡j m‡e©v”P 3dzU Ges 14.14 †KwRi Kg n‡j m‡e©v”P 5 dzU| Article-1.5.10
40. KZ eM©dzU Gwiqvi Rb¨ 1wU †¯§vK wW‡W±i cÖ‡qvRb-Qv‡`i wfg 12 BwÂi Kg Ref. NFPA-72
n‡j 900 eM©dzU 1wU Ges wfg 12 BwÂi †ewk n‡j 630 eM©dzU 1wU
41. GKwU wewìs Gi D”PZv KZ n‡j n‡j nvB ivBR wewìs e‡j-Kg©gq †d¬vi Accord Standard
nB‡Z 20 wgUvi ev 65 wdU n‡j GKwU wewìs‡K nvBivBR wewìs e‡j|
42. GKwU wewìs Gi D”PZv KZ n‡j w¯úªsKjvi cÖ‡qvRb-23 wgUvi ev 75 wdU Ref. NFPA-13
Accord Standard
†d¬v‡ii D”PZv Accordance with
 Section 5.3.3
43. ZvcgvÎv KZ n‡j wnU wW‡W±i evR‡e Ges w¯úªsKjvi †d‡U hv‡e-58 wWMÖx †mt Ref. NFPA-72
†MÖW Gi Dc‡i|
44. GKwU †d¬v‡ii AvqZb KZ eM©dz‡Ui †ewk n‡j w¯úªsKjvi cÖ‡qvRb-22000 Ref. NFPA-13
Accord Standard
eM©dzU (2q Zjvi †ewk n‡j)
45. ZvcgvÎv 58 wWMÖx †mt nIqvi ci KZ mg‡qi g‡a¨ w¯úªsKjvi †d‡U hv‡e-90 Ref. NFPA-13
†m‡KÛ
46. KZ eM©dzU Gwiqvi Rb¨ 1wU w¯úªsKjvi †nW cÖ‡qvRb-100 eM©dzU Ref. NFPA-13
47. w¯úªsKjvi †nW KZ cÖKvi I wKwK-w¯úªsKjvi †nW 6 cÖKvi, Pendent, Ref. NFPA-13

Upright, Sidewall, Flush, Recessed & concealed

sprinkler
48. How many Clearance to storage-The clearance Ref. NFPA-13
between the defector and the top of storage shall be 18
inches (457 mm) or greater
49. w¯úªsKjvi Iqvj nB‡Z Kgc‡ÿ KZ `yi‡Z¡ w`‡Z n‡e-Iqvj nB‡Z Kgc‡ÿ 4 Ref. NFPA-13
Bw ev 102 wgwjwgUvi|
50. w¯úªsKjvi nB‡Z w¯úªsKjvi Gi me©wb¤œ `yiZ¡ KZ n‡e- w¯úªsKjvi nB‡Z Ref. NFPA-13
w¯úªsKjvi Gi me©wb¤œ `yiZ¡ n‡e †m›Uvi ch©šÍ 6 wdUv ev 1.8 wgUvi|
51. w¯úªsKjvi nB‡Z w¯úªsKjvi Gi m‡e©v”P `yiZ¡ KZ n‡e- w¯úªsKjvi nB‡Z Ref. NFPA-13
w¯úªsKjvi Gi m‡e©v”P `yiZ¡ n‡e 9 wdUv ev 2.7 wgUvi|
52. w¯úªsKjvi nB‡Z KZ `yi‡Z¡ ¯’vcb Ki‡Z n‡e-w¯úªsKjvi wmwjs nB‡Z Kgc‡ÿ Ref. NFPA-13
1 Bw ev 25.4 wgwj, m‡e©v”P 12 Bw ev 305 wgwj
53. w¯úªsKjvi m‡e©v”P `yi‡Z¡i AwaK Kfvi Ki‡e bv-225 eM©wdU ev 21 eM© wgUvi Ref. NFPA-13
54. dvqvi Gjv‡g©i kã me©wb¤œ I m‡e©v”P KZ †Wwmej MÖnb‡hvM¨ n‡e-105-120 Ref. NFPA-72
†Wwmej
55. d¨v±ix‡Z dvqvi mvwf©‡mi Rb¨ eivÏK…Z c‡q›U Gi cvB‡ci Wvqvi mvBR KZ Ref. NFPA-14
Accord Standard
Bw jvM‡e-2.5 BwÂ
56. Exit Sign Gi Av‡jvi cwigvb KZ jv· _vK‡Z n‡e-50 jv· Accord Standard
57. Exit Sign Gi e¨vKAvc Kgc‡ÿ KZ wgwbU _vK‡Z n‡e-90 wgwbU Accord Standard
58. Emergency Light Gi Av‡jvi cwigvb KZ jv· _vK‡Z n‡e- Accord Standard
AvBjm gvK© 2.5 jv·, Kwi‡Wvi, ewn©Mgb I wmwo‡Z 10 jv· wewa-49
59. Emergency Light Gi e¨vKAvc Kgc‡ÿ KZ wgwbU _vK‡Z n‡e-30 Accord Standard
wgwbU
60. Emergency Light 30 w`b Gi g‡a¨ cixÿv Ki‡j KZ mgq e¨vKAvc Accord Standard
_vK‡Z n‡e-30 †m‡KÛ|
61. Emergency Light & Exit Sign cÖwZ eQ‡i cixÿv Ki‡j KZ mgq Accord Standard
e¨vKAvc _vK‡Z n‡e-Kgc‡ÿ 90 wgwbU|
62. wmwoi n¨vÛ wij KZ Bw D”PZvq n‡Z n‡e-bZzb wewìs-42 Bw Ges cyivZb Accord Standard
wewìs 30 BwÂ|
63. wmwoi cÖk¯Í KZ n‡j ‡m‡KÛvix n¨vÛwij w`‡Z n‡e- wmwoi cÖk¯Í 2.2 wgUvi ev Accord Standard
6.9.2.4
87 Bw n‡j ‡m‡KÛvix n¨vÛwij w`‡Z n‡e|
64. GKwU wmwoi GK avc †_‡K Av‡iKwU avc Gi D”PZv m‡e©v”P KZ BwÂ-6 BwÂ
65. GKwU wmwoi cv ivLvi avc Gi cÖk¯Í Kgc‡ÿ KZ BwÂ-10 BwÂ
66. Qv‡`i †iwjs KZ Bw D”PZv m¤úbœ n‡Z n‡e-42 Bw Accord Standard
67. we`y¨r Gi Iqvwis/Avw_©s KZ w`b cici miKvix Abygw`Z cÖwZôvb Øviv cixÿv 58(8)
K‡i cÖZ¨qb cÎ msiÿb Ki‡Z n‡e- eQ‡i 1evi
68. AvBjm gvK© Kgc‡ÿ KZ Bw Ges Kwi‡Wvi Kgc‡ÿ KZ Bw cÖk¯Í n‡Z n‡e- 59
39,37 Bw Ges 45 BwÂ
69. GKRb cÖvß eq¯‹ cyiæl KZ †KwR enb Ki‡Z cvi‡e- mgZ‡j 50 ‡KwR, 63(1+2)
D”PZvq 40 †KwR
70. GKRb cÖvß eq¯‹ gwnjv KZ †KwR enb Ki‡Z cvi‡e- mgZ‡j 30 ‡KwR, 63(1+2)
D”PZvq 25 †KwR
71. kã m‡e©v”P KZ †Wwmej Gi n‡j wec`RbK aiv n‡e-80 ‡Wwmej 68(1-i)
72. wec`RbK ¯’v‡b wb‡qvwRZ kÖwgK‡`i ¯^v¯’¨ cixÿv KZ w`b cici Ki‡Z n‡e- 68(5)
eQ‡i 1 evi
73. Minor `yN©Ubvi ‡ÿ‡Î KZ w`‡bi ga¨ kÖg cwi`k©K‡K AewnZ Ki‡Z n‡e-7 70
w`‡bi g‡a¨|
74. Major `yN©Ubvi ‡ÿ‡Î KZ w`‡bi ga¨ kÖg cwi`k©K‡K AewnZ Ki‡Z n‡e-3 71
w`‡bi g‡a¨|
75. `yN©Ubv RwbZ †bvwUk kÖg cwi`k©K Gi eivei KZ gvm cici cvVv‡Z n‡e-6 73(2)
gvm †kl nIqvi 10 Kg© w`e‡mi ga¨
76. KZRb kÖwgK _vK‡j wPwKrmv †K›`ª I wWm‡cÝvix, bvm© Ges GKRb Wv³v‡ii 89 77
cÖ‡qvRb n‡e-300 Rb Ges kÖwg‡Ki msL¨v 3000 Gi †ewk n‡j 2 Rb Wv³vi
jvM‡e|
77. KZ Rb kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ 1wU dv÷ GBW e· cÖ‡qvRb-150 Rb 89(2)
78. GKwU KviLvbvq KZ Rb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j 1wU nvmcvZvj cÖ‡qvRb-5000 Rb 78(1)
(5001-7500) Wv³vi 2 Rb Ges (7501-Dc‡i Wv³vi 3 Rb)
79. GKwU KviLvbvq KZ Rb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j 1 Rb I‡qj‡dqvi Awdmvi cÖ‡qvRb 89(2) 79(1)
Ges Zvi wkÿvMZ †hvM¨Zv wK n‡e-500 Rb, hw` kÖwg‡Ki msL¨v 2000 Gi 79(3-K)
†ewk nq Zvn‡j cÖwZ 2000 G 1 Rb Ges AwZwi³ fMœvs‡ki Rb¨ Av‡iv 1Rb|
Zv‡K ¯œvZK wWMªxavix n‡Z n‡e |
80. GKwU KviLvbvq KZ Rb gwnjv kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j 1wU PvBì †Kqvi iæg cÖ‡qvRb 94(1)
Ge †mLv‡b m‡e©v”P KZ eQi eq‡mi wkï ivL‡Z cvi‡e-40 Rb kÖwgK, 6 eQi
ch©šÍ|
81. PvBì †Kqvi iæ‡g cÖwZ wkïi Rb¨ KZUzKz RvqMvi cÖ‡qvRb-600 eM© †mt wgt 94(5)
82. ‡mBdwU KwgwUi m`m¨ msL¨v KZ R‡bi g‡a¨ n‡Z n‡e-6-12 R‡bi g‡a¨| 81(2)
83. GKwU KviLvbvq KZ Rb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j GKwU K¨vw›Ub cÖ‡qvRb-100 Rb 87(1)
Ges 10% kÖwgK emvi e¨e¯’v _vK‡Z n‡e|
84. †gvU kÖwg‡Ki kZKiv KR fvM WvBwbs Avmb _vK‡Z n‡e-30% 87(1)
85. 1wU KviLvbvq KZRb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j 1wU wekÖvgvMvi I WvBwbs cÖ‡qvRb-50 Rb 93(1)
86. wkï K‡ÿ _vKv cÖwZwU wkïi Rb¨ cÖwZw`b KZUzKz `ya cÖ‡qvRb-0.25 wjUvi 94(4)
87. 1Rb gwnjv kÖwgK KLb d¨v±wi‡Z KvR Ki‡Z cvi‡e bv -ivZ 10 Uv †_‡K †fvi 45(3) 103
6 Uv ch©šÍ Ges †Wwjfvwii 8 mßvn Av‡M I c‡i|
88. cÖmywZ Kj¨vb myweav cvIqvi †hvM¨Zv wK-cÖme ZvwiL ch©šÍ PvKzwii eqm 6 gvm 46(1)
89. cÖmywZ Kj¨vb myweav cvIqvi A†hvM¨Zv wK-2wU mšÍvb RxweZ _vK‡j Z‡e 46(2)
gvwj‡Ki cye© AbygwZ wb‡q 16 mßvn QzwU †fvM Kiv hv‡e bv|
90. 1wU KviLvbvq 1Rb kÖwg‡Ki Rb¨ KZ wKDweK wgUvi RvqMv cÖ‡qvRb-9.5 56(2)
wKDweK wgUvi
91. AvBbvbyM Drme QzwU eQ‡i KZ w`b n‡e-11 w`b 118(1) 110(1)
92. Ae¨nwZK…Z ev bZzb kÖwgK‡`i gRyix KZ©b„ wK fv‡e †gvU †eZm/gv‡mi w`b 114(2)
93. Abycw¯’Z gRywi KZ©b-gyj †eZb/30 115(1)
94. ‡UªW BDwbqb MVb Ki‡Z n‡j d¨v±ixi KZ % kÖwg‡Ki m¤§wZ jvM‡e Ges Gi 169(1+2)
ga¨ KZ % gwnjv kÖwgK n‡Z n‡e-20% GeO gwnjv 10%
95. b~b¨Zg KZRb kÖwgK Kg©iZ _vK‡j AskMÖnbKvix KwgwU _vK‡Z n‡e -50 Rb 205
96. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi m`m¨ msL¨v Kgc‡ÿ KZRb Ges m‡e©v”P KZRb n‡Z 183(2)
n‡e-6-30 Rb
97. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi wbe©vP‡b m`m¨ nIqvi †hvM¨Zv-PvKzixi eqm 6 gvm n‡j 189(1)
98. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi wbe©vP‡b ‡fvUvi nIqvi †hvM¨Zv-PvKzixi eqm 3 gvm n‡j 190(1)
(A¯’vqx kÖwgK e¨ZxZ)
99. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi †gqv` KZ-2 eQi 197
100. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi wgwUs Kgc‡ÿ KZw`b cici n‡Z n‡e -2 gvm 207(1)
101. AskMÖnbKvix KwgwUi cÖ‡Z¨K mfv Abyôv‡bi cieZ©x KZw`‡bi g‡a¨ mfvi Kvh© 207(1) 197
weeiYx cÖavb Kvh©vjq ‡cÖib Ki‡Z n‡e- 7 w`‡bi g‡a¨ ‡cÖib Ki‡Z n‡e|
102. fwel¨Z Znwe‡j m`m¨ nIqvi †hvM¨Zv-PvKyixi eqm 1 eQi n‡j| 238(1)
103. ‡Kv¤úvbxi gybvdv cvIqvi †hvM¨Zv- PvKyixi eqm 9 gvm n‡j| 233
104. ‡UªW BDwbqb KwgwUi †gqv` KZ eQi-2 eQi/cªwZôvbcy‡Ä 3 eQi 179(T)
105. ‡UªW BDwbqb KwgwUi m`m¨ msL¨v Kgc‡ÿ KZRb Ges m‡e©v”P KZ Rb n‡Z 179(U) 169(1)
cv‡i -5-35 Rb
106. ‡UªW BDwbqb KwgwUi wgwUs Kgc‡ÿ KZw`b cici n‡Z n‡e -3 gvm 179(W)
107. ‡UªW BDwbqb mvavib m`m¨‡`i wgwUs Kgc‡ÿ KZw`b cici n‡Z n‡e-1 eQi 179(W)
108. GKwU KviLvbvq KZRb kÖwgK KvR Ki‡j BÝy‡iÝ Ki‡Z n‡e-100 Rb
109. evsjv‡`k kÖg AvB‡b KqwU aviv Av‡Q-2006 kÖg AvB‡b 354 wU aviv Av‡Q|
110. wkï 0-14 eQi, wK‡kvi-14-18 eQi Ges cÖvß eq¯‹-18 Gi Dc‡i
111. kÖwgK KZ cÖKvi- kÖwgK 6 cÖKvi| 4
112. wb‡qvM cÎ I AvBwW KvW© †`Iqv wK eva¨Zv gyjK-n¨v, wb‡qvMcÎ cÖ`vb bv K‡i 5 19
†Kvb kÖwgK‡K wb‡qvM cÖ`vb Kiv qv‡e bv Ges Qwemn cÖ‡Z¨K‡K cwiPqcÎ
w`‡Z n‡e|
113. kÖwgK‡K Wv³v‡ii mÿgZv cÖ`vb cÖ‡qvRb Av‡Q wK-n¨v 37
114. Drme QzwU‡Z KvR Ki‡j Zvi wecix‡Z wKwK myweav cvIqv hv‡e-aviv 103 Gi 118
weavb g‡Z 1wU weKí QzwU Ges 2 w`‡bi ÿwZcyib gyjK gRyix cÖ`vb Ki‡Z
n‡e|
115. kÖwgK‡K mvßvwnK QzwUi weKí QzwU KZ w`‡bi g‡a¨ w`‡Z n‡e-3 Kg© w`e‡mi 104
g‡a¨ w`‡Z n‡e|
116. kÖwg‡Ki †eZb KqwU As‡k wef³-5wU h_v-gyjgRyix, evoxfvov, †gwW‡Kj 139
fvZv, Lv`¨ fvZv Ges hvZvqvZ fvZv| 140(1)
117. gRyix cÖ`v‡bi m‡e©v”P cÖ‡`q gvm KZ-1 gv‡mi D‡×© n‡e bv 122(2)
118. gRyix cÖ`v‡bi m‡e©v”P cÖ‡`q w`b KZ-7 Kg© w`em 123
119. PvKyix n‡Z †Kvb kÖwgK‡K wWmPvR© Kiv hvv‡e-Wv³vix AvbwdU n‡j 22
120. ‡m”Qvq PvKzix n‡Z Ae¨vnwZ wb‡Z PvB‡j KZ w`b cy‡e© Rvbv‡Z n‡e-60 w`b 27
121. webv †bvwU‡k kÖwgK PvKyix †_‡K Ae¨nwZ wb‡Z Kibxq wK-‡bvwUk †gqv‡`i 27(3)
mgcwigvb A_© gvwjK‡K cÖ`vb Ki‡Z n‡e|
122. wK Kvi‡b PvKzix kÖwgK‡K QvUvB Kiv hv‡e-‡Kvb kÖwgK‡K cÖ‡qvR‡b AwZwi³Zvi 20(1)
Kvi‡Y †Kvb cÖwZôvb n‡Z QvUvB Kiv hv‡e|
123. Uvwg©‡bU Ki‡Z Kibxq wK-120 w`‡bi †bvwUk cÖ`vb Ki‡Z n‡e A_ev 120 w`b 25,
†bvwU‡ki mgcwigvb A_© cÖ`vb Ki‡Z n‡e| 26(1)
124. webv ‡bvwU‡k Uvwg©‡bkb wKfv‡e Kiv hvq-120 w`b †bvwU‡ki mgcwigvb A_© 26,
cÖ`vb Ki‡Z n‡e| (3,1)
125. KZw`b KvR Ki‡j mvwf©m †ewbwdU cvIqv hv‡e Ges cwigvb KZ n‡e-5 eQi 27(4)
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168. Fire Pump: Fire pump design and installation shall be as per NFPA 20. The fi re NFPA 20.
pump capacity shall be determined by the hydraulic calculation. One duty pump
and one standby pump shall be installed. Jockey pump can be installed to
overcome pressure losses due to leakages. Pressure Relief Valve, Test valves,
OS&Y Gate Valves, Non Return Valves and Alarm check Valves are some of the
valves required with the pump assembly.
169. Fire Extinguisher Spacing: Extinguishers shall be placed so that maximum NFPA 10.
travel distance to the nearest unit shall not exceed 30 m (100 ft).
170. How many point check of Fire Extinguisher monthly check system & write NFPA 10
down them- Article 6.2.2
Procedures. Periodic inspection of tire extinguishers shall include a check of at
least the following items:
(1) Location in designated place
(2) No obstruction to access or visibility
(3) Operating instructions on nameplate legible and facing outward
(4) Safety seals and tamper indicators not broken or missing
(5) Fullness determined by weighing or "hefting"
(6) Examination for obvious physical damage, corrosion , leakage, or clogged
nozzle
(7) Pressure gauge reading or indicator in the operable range or position
(8) Condition of tires, wheels, carriage, hose. and nozzle checked (for wheeled
units)
(9) HMIS label in place
171. Fire Extinguisher Signs: Fire extinguisher identification signs shall be posted NFPA 10.
near a fire extinguisher to easily identify the location (e.g. if the Extinguisher is on
a large pole, the sign would generally be at the top of the pole so it can be seen
from a distance).
172. Fire Extinguisher Placement: The portable fi re extinguisher shall be placed NFPA 10.
near the path of exit travel and it shall be easily accessible.
173. Is a sprinkler system required to be installed on all floors of a high rise NFPA13
building?
Answer: Yes. If the floor level of the highest occupiable floor is equal to or
greater than 23 meters (75 feet) then a sprinkler system is required throughout
the building as per NFPA13
174. If a factory is not in a high-rise building, is a sprinkler system required in Accord Standard
the storage warehouse? Part 3, Section
Answer: No. If the building is not a high-rise, a sprinkler system will not be 3.4.2.1.6
required by the Accord. However, the storage or warehouse shall be separated
by fire rated construction. Fire service rules may require a sprinkler system in
warehouse areas.
Where a separate storage room is not feasible, provide defined storage areas
and limit the storage arrangement as follows:
- Maximum height of 2.4m and maximum area of 23m2
- If sprinkler protected: maximum height of 3.66m and maximum area of 93m2
Separate the areas of unenclosed combustible storage by minimum clear
distance of 3m.
175. If the boiler is located outside of the factory building, is a fire resistive Accord Standard
wall required? Part 3, Section
Answer: Any room or space housing boilers or other heat producing equipment 3.4.2.1.2
shall be separated from other spaces by a minimum 1 hour construction or by a
minimum spatial separation of 3 m (10 ft) where located exterior to the building.
176. REQUIRED FIRE PROTECTION RATING OF FIRE DOORS
• Stairwells (if the building is 4 stories or greater): 1.5 hour
• Stairwells (if the building is 3 stories or less): 1 hour
• Generator Rooms: 1.5 hour
• Transformer rooms: 1.5 hour
• Warehouse and Storage rooms: 45 minutes
177. Are mini boilers allowed to be installed in the production floor close to
the workers?
Answer: Mini boilers are allowed to be installed in the production floor inside
separate room. The wall construction should be 1 hour fire rated and the
 openings should be protected by 0.75 hour fire rated assemblies. Structural
column strength should be checked before installation.
178. Amusement Building Exit Marking: Approved exit direction marking and exit BNBC Chapter 4
signs shall be provided. Approved low-level exit signs and directional marking Article 3.16.1.6
shall be located not more than 200 mm above the walking surface and at the exit
path.
179. Exit Sign -The bottom of the sign shall be less than 150 mm or more than 200 BNBC Chapter 4
mm above the floor level. For exit doors, the sign shall be on the door or adjacent Article 3.16.1.5
to the door with the closest edge of the sign within 100 mm of the door frame
180. Daycare. Daycare occupancies which are accessory to other occupancies shall Accord Standard
be located on the ground floor with a maximum travel distance of 9 m (30 ft) or 3.4.2.1.1
may be located one story above the level of exit discharge where direct access
to an exit enclosure is provided.
181. Boiler or furnace rooms. Any room or space housing boilers or other heat Accord Standard
producing equipment shall be separated from other occupancies by a minimum 3.4.2.1.2
1 hour construction or by a minimum spatial separation of 3 m (10 ft) where
located exterior to the building
182. Generators. Generator sets shall be separated from all other occupancy areas Accord Standard
by a minimum 2 hour construction or by a minimum spatial separation of 3 m (10 3.4.2.1.3
ft) where located exterior to the building. Fuel tanks shall be limited to a maximum
2500 L (660 gal) when located in a building with other occupancies. Exhaust shall
be in accordance with NFPA 37. All exhaust systems shall discharge to the
exterior of the building in a safe location
183. Stand pipe system Where required. A Class III standpipe system (both a 40 mm Accord Standard
connection with attached hose and a 65 mm connection) shall be installed 5.4.2
throughout all new and existing buildings and structures where the highest
occupied floor is more than 10 m (33 ft) above grade or more than 10 m (33 ft)
below grade
184.
1. What is Fire? Fire is a chemical chain reaction, were required three elements
(1) Heat , (2) Oxygen (3) Fuel.
2. How many types of fire classifications are there and what are those?
Ans: There are five types, A.B.C.D.K
Class A: Ordinary combustible, Ex: Paper, Wood, Garbage, Plastics.
Class B: Fire involves inflammable liquid Ex: Petrol, Diesel.
Class C: Involves in Electricity Ex: Switch panel, Boards.
Class D: Metal fire Ex: Magnesium, Potassium, and Aluminum.
Class K: Kitchen fire. Ex: Cooking oil, Animal fat, Vegetable fat.
3. What are the colour codes of fire extinguisher? Ans: A-red, B-Cream C-Blue, D-Black
K-Silver
4. What will you do in case of emergency situation? Ans: 1. Inform the surrounding
people by raising alarm. 2. If it is small fire I try to extinguish the fire with extinguisher.
3. Inform the fire department and exit to the assembly point in case of Big fire.
5. How will you evacuate the area in case of emergency arise?
Ans: 1. Sound the alarm by triggering (breaking the glass) the fire alarm actuator.
2. Evacuate the building by proceeding toward the emergency exit door.
3. If you have to pass through the smoke, keep low and follow the corridor towards the
emergency exit.
4. Proceed to the Assembly Point and wait for further instruction from the Evacuation
warden.
6. Types of PPE and their purpose?
Ans: 1. Head Protection: - hardhats
2. Ear protection: - Earmufs, Ear plugs.
3. Nose: - Respirators supplying air, Respirators Cartiage type.
4. Eye protection: - Googles, Safety glasses.
5. Face: - Face shield.
6. Body: - Coverall, overall, full body suits.
7. Hand glows: - Neproni Butyl, Lactive Corrosive liquids.
8. Shoes: - Steel tow, Slip resists shoe, Non-Conductive shoe.
7. What is fire alarm system or fire control panel system how many types are there?
Ans: Fire alarm is a automatic electronic panel which will indicate when the fire occur.
Fire alarm is connected to smoke detector and heat detector. When smoke comes down
the detector will give the signal to alarm panel and the alarm gives the indication water
is 9.12 meters. Or fire alarm control unit (FACU), is the controlling component of a fire
alarm system. The panel receives information from environmental sensors (Heat
detectors or smoke detectors) designed to detect changes associated with fire.
There are four basic types of panels: coded panels, Conventional panels, Addressable
Panels, and Multiples systems.
8. What is smoke and heat detector and how does it work?
Ans: Smoke: It detects the smoke if there is a fire on work side or building.
Heat Detector: It detects the temperature in case of fire.
9. 10. What is work permit system and how many types are there?
Ans: It is a formed documented control process which takes accounts of all the
foreseeable interactions between the workers, the environment and the associated
hazards. There are seven types of work permit they are:-
1. Hot work permit, 2. Cold work permit, 3. Electrical work permit
4. Working at height work permit, 5. Excavation work permit.
 6. Acid area work permit, 7. Vessel entry work permit.
10. Definition of Hazard, Accident and Near Miss?
Ans: Hazard: - Anything which has a potential to cause harm, or damage to the
property.
Accident: Unplanned unwanted events which results harm or damage to property.
Near Miss: In an incident in which no injury or damage.
11. How many types of safety reports are there?
Ans: Weekly, Monthly, Annual.
12. What is tool box talk or safety induction?
Ans: Tool box Talk: - General training provided to the worker before they start the
work.
Safety Induction: These training provided to the new employees about general safety
rules, emergency response procedure hazard the accident reporting.
13. . Definition of Safety? Ans: Free from accident or hazards.

14. How to use fire extinguisher?

Ans: Pass
P - Pull the pin.
A - Aim the hose at base of fire.
S - Squeeze the handle.
S - Sweep the hose.
15. What kind of safety precaution do you take to protect people, property and
environment at work site?
Ans: 1. Provide training to the people, 2. Conducting inspection, 3. Safety meetings
4. Preparing risk assignment. 5. Monitoring. 6. Regular audit
16. What is fire sprinkler system and how does it work?
Ans: Sprinkler system is installed inside the building. It is working under the water
pressure. On the end of pipe lines sprinkler head is fitted the sprinkler head is rated to
68 degree. In case of fire the temperatures will be increase and the sprinkler head will
broke and get sufficient water with pressure.
Distance between the sprinkler head is 3 meters. The coverage area of the sprinkler
water is 9.12 meters.
17. How many types of hazards? Ans: There are five types of hazards.