Enginerd
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Is there any code section that would NOT allow storage of non-hazardous materials in a hazardous control area?
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Storage in Hazardous control areas
- Thread starter Enginerd
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Enginerd
Bronze Member
I misspoke. Is there any code section that would NOT allow storage of non-hazardous materials in a room designated (and protected) as a group 'H' high-hazard occupancy?
The materials would be compatible. In fact, it would be storage of empty containers, to be filled at a later date with the hazardous material. The room used to be used only for the mass storage of alcohol (not the tasty kind). Now they don't need to store as much, and want to store the empty bottles and shipping materials.
The materials would be compatible. In fact, it would be storage of empty containers, to be filled at a later date with the hazardous material. The room used to be used only for the mass storage of alcohol (not the tasty kind). Now they don't need to store as much, and want to store the empty bottles and shipping materials.
FyrBldgGuy
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It isn't an issue.
FM William Burns
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I'm with FBG and Cda on this also. No biggy unless those bottles are being filled with other things that may affect the area and protection design.
Enginerd
Bronze Member
That is what I thought also, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.
Thanks to all for the input.
Thanks to all for the input.