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Contains the highest quantities of flammable liquids.
Mandates automatic sprinkler systems for most laboratory buildings.
Requires non-recirculated air and specific face velocities for fume hoods. NFPA 45-2015: Fire Safety in Research Laboratories
NFPA 45-2015: Fire Safety in Research Laboratories The NFPA 45 standard provides specific requirements to protect life and property from fire and explosion in laboratories using chemicals. 🔬 Key Objectives fire and explosion hazards. Protect occupants from toxic or fire hazards. Limit property damage from fire spread. ⚠️ Laboratory Classification
Contains the least quantities of flammable liquids. 🛑 Major Safety Requirements Contains the highest quantities of flammable liquids
Laboratories are classified by the quantity of flammable and combustible liquids present:
Requires specific fire resistance ratings for laboratory self-containment. NFPA 45-2015: Fire Safety in Research Laboratories
Imposes strict limits on maximum quantities of flammable liquids based on class.