दिल्ली अग्निशमन सेवा विभाग
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The number of staircases normally depends upon the requirement of the travel distance and further this shall be ensured by the provisions of Bye law 7.10.
The basic parameters are the type of occupancy as per bye-law 1.4.75 of UBBL-2016, height of the building and the floor area of the building.
The maximum height of the building is restricted as per the provisions of Development control norms of Master Plan of Delhi-2021 and the notifications issued by the Government from time to time (please see Annexure-VI of UBBL-2016).
The classification of various industrial occupancies are as per Annexure'B' of NBC part IV.
The minimum required width of the abutting road is as per bye-law 8.2 of UBBL-2016.
the list is as under:
Abrasive manufacturing premises, Aerated water factories, Agarbatti manufacturing premises, Analytical and/or Q.C. Laboratories, Arecanut slicing and/or Betelnut factories, Asbestos steam packing and lagging manufacturers, Battery charging and service stations, Battery manufacturing, Breweries, Brickwork, Canning factories, Cardamom factories, Cement factories and/or asbestos or concrete products, manufacturing premises, Ceramic factories, crockery, stoneware, pipe manufacturing, Clay works, Clock and watch manufacturing, Clubs, Coffee curing, roasting and grinding factories, Condensed milk factories, milk pasturising plants and dairies, Confectionery manufacturing, Electric lamps (incandescent and fluorescent) and T.V. tube manufacturing, Electroplating works, Engineering workshops, Fruits and vegetables dehydrating and drying factories, Fruits products and condiment factories, Glass and glass fibre manufacturing, Godowns and warehouses (non-combustible goods), Gold thread/gilding factories, Gum and/or glue and gelatine manufacturing, Ice candy and ice-cream and ice factories, Ink (excluding printing ink) factories, Mica products manufacturing.
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The building plans shall be prepared as per bye-law 2.6 UBBL 2016 and must contain the information mentioned under bye-law 2.7 & 2.8.
The design and installation of the Automatic Sprinkler System shall be as per the specifications contained in IS 15105 published by Bureau of Indian Standards. Sprinkler design plans and calculation shall be provided along-with building plans.
The smoke management systems shall be fully ducted and air changes requirement shall be as per National Building Code of India/ International codes. The fresh air supply shall be discharged at ground level and the exhaust shall be taken out from ceiling level. Smoke management plans and calculation shall be provided along-with building plans.
If the height of the proposed building is more than 15 meters than model of the building is required. The 3 D model of same can be provided online.
Yes, but only for the buildings covered under rule 27 of Delhi Fire Service Rules 2010 and Bye–Law 2.8 of UBBL 2016. The fire safety guidelines/ recommendations clearly specify as to what type of fire and life safety systems are to be installed in the building.
For buildings more than 24 meters in height, the refuge area as per bye-law 9.3.6 of UBBL-2016 is required to be provided.
The list is as under;
- Residential buildings (other than hotels and guest houses) having height more than 15 meters or having ground plus four upper stories including mezzanine floor.
- Hotels and guest houses having height more than 12 meters having ground plus three upper stories including mezzanine floor.
(3) Educational buildings having height more than 9 meters or having ground plus two upper stories including mezzanine floor.
(4) Institutional buildings having height more than 9 meters or having ground plus two upper stories including mezzanine floor.
(5) All Assembly buildings.
(6) Business buildings having height more than 15 meters or having ground plus four upper stories including mezzanine floor.
(7) Mercantile buildings having height more than 9 meters or having ground plus two upper stories including mezzanine floor.
(8) Industrial buildings having covered area on all floors more than 250 square meters.
(9) Storage buildings having covered area on all floors more than 250 square meters.
(10) All Hazardous buildings having covered area on all floors more than 100 square meters.
(11) Underground Structures.
Helipad is required to be provided on the terrace of those buildings which have height more than 200 meters as per bye-law 8.6 of UBBL-2016.
For the buildings specified under Rule 27 of DFS Rules 2010, NOC is required at two stages.
a) The first stage is prior to construction of building wherein building plans are approved and fire safety recommendations are issued.
b) The second stage is after the construction of building before commencing of occupancy, when all the recommended fire and life safety measures have been provided/installed. These shall be verified and Fire Safety Certificate (FSC) shall be issued.
The rate of replenishment shall be 1000 liter per Minute.
Normally the buildings plans are required to be submitted through /referred from the concerned building sanctioning authority i.e. concerned Municipal Corporation of Delhi, DDA, NDMC, Delhi Cantonment Board, DUSIB etc. However if the layout plan is approved by the concerned civic agency than the building plans can be directly submitted under simplified procedure as per clause 3.1.3 of UBBL 2016.
The documents required are as per clause 2.8 of UBBL 2016 i.e. Smoke ventilation arrangement plans along with calculations, Automatic Sprinkler system arrangement plans along with hydraulic calculations and fire & life safety measures as covered under rule 33 of Delhi Fire Service Rules 2010. These shall be as per NBC part 4(fire and life safety) /clause 9.3.9 of UBBL 2016.
As per the requirement of the built in environment above systems can be used but the fire safety systems recommended at the time of approval of building plans cannot be compromised.
The fire safety recommendations once issued are valid till there is no addition/ alteration or revision in approved plan.
International Codes of practices normally not considered however if Indian codes are not explicit with reference to the built in environment than whole scheme of the fire safety systems shall be prepared as per the said International Codes of practice. The whole design scheme/project report along with a copy of code shall be provided with plans.