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19.6. Fire and Emergency Considerations
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- 1.
Why should regular lifts not be used during a fire?
Hint
Think about how normal lifts might react to fire.
- 2.
What is one feature that makes firefighting lifts different from regular lifts?
Hint
Consider what materials would withstand heat.
- 3.
What must evacuation lifts be designed to ensure?
- They are used for regular transport
- They have a fire-resistant design
- They operate 24/7
Hint
Think about why lifts must be built to withstand fire.
- 4.
True or False: Regular lifts can be used during fire emergencies.
- True
- False
Hint
Reflect on what happens to regular lifts in fire conditions.
- 5.
Design a fire evacuation protocol for a 10-story building, considering lift usage limitations.
Hint
Focus on how to communicate safe practices.
- 6.
Evaluate the risks if an elevator is not compliant with IS 14665 during a fire.
Hint
Consider both user safety and structural integrity.
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4 min
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70%
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