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Ventilation on emergency power
I only posted 1 thread to this forum , I have learned alot by reading old posts, After reading so many postings that you made, I figured that you would clarify this a bit more. But I understand your decision, since this was a more intense question that usual PS. should I need your help...- chemguy07
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- Forum: NFPA (fire) Code Issues
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Ventilation on emergency power
not long But that was not my question , My state adopted the ibc and ifc code , and based on that i was asking the question- chemguy07
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Ventilation on emergency power
29751001 DON'T BUTT in on someone elses question (unless you have a answer !! ) stookeyfpe - This is what you wrote in the other thread (I WILL ASK MY QUESTION IN BOLD, NEXT TO YOUR COMMENTS) I'm fairly certain the state of Indiana has adopted either the 2000 or 2003 edition of the...- chemguy07
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Ventilation on emergency power
thread184-134997 stookeyfpe Can you clarify this IFC has multiple requirements’ for ventilation 2704.3 3404.3.7.4 3404.3.8.4 3405.3.7.5.1 And in 2704.7 it states as follows where mechanical ventilation , treatment systems , temp control, alarm detection or other electrically operated...- chemguy07
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