Built-in boiler room: to be or not to be? Five main restrictions when placing a built-in boiler room
It is not allowed to place a built-in boiler room in multi-apartment residential buildings, in preschool and school institutions, in medical and dormitory buildings of hospitals and clinics, in medical and dormitory buildings of sanatoriums and recreational institutions.
It is not allowed to place built-in boiler rooms under public premises (foyers and auditoriums, retail premises of stores, classrooms and auditoriums of educational institutions, canteens, restaurants, dressing rooms and soap baths, showers).
It is not allowed to place built-in boiler rooms above industrial premises and warehouses of categories A and B due to explosion and fire hazard.
For built-in boiler rooms located in the basement, it is not allowed to provide boilers designed to operate on gaseous and liquid fuels with a vapor flash point below 45 °C.
The maximum permissible power of the built-in boiler room is 3 MW with liquid and gaseous fuel boilers, 1.5 MW with solid fuel boilers.
Under the conditions of the listed restrictions, you should consider placing the boiler room in an attached, free-standing or roof-mounted version. After analyzing the initial data, our specialists are ready to make their proposals that will meet all current standards and regulations.