ISO/TR 23932-2:2020
Fire safety engineering — General principles — Part 2: Example of a dry-cleaning store
This document provides a complete example to illustrate ISO 23932-1.
The example is a dry-cleaning store, for which the fire safety objective is life safety, for both people located inside or outside the shop, in the event of a fire within the shop.
NOTE Generally, an FSE study is not needed for such a small shop. However, this example was chosen to demonstrate the application of ISO 23932-1 in detail while keeping the documentation provided sufficiently brief.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Objective
5 Example of FSE process applied to a dry-cleaning store
5.1 Scope of the project concerning FSE process (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 5)
5.2 Identification of fire safety objectives (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 6)
5.2.1 Safety of life
5.2.2 Conservation of property
5.3 Identification of functional requirements (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 7)
5.3.1 Occupant protection
5.3.2 Protection of neighbours
5.3.3 Protection of fire fighters
5.3.4 Property protection
5.4 Selection of risk analysis approach (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 8)
5.5 Identification of performance criteria (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 9)
5.5.1 Protection of occupants of the shop
5.5.2 Protection of neighbours
5.5.3 Protection of fire fighters
5.5.4 Property protection
5.6 Fire safety design plan (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 10)
5.6.1 Development of the proposed solution
5.6.2 Description of the management of fire safety
5.6.3 Design proposal
5.7 Fire and behavioural scenarios (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 11)
5.7.1 Hazard identification
5.7.2 Fire scenarios
5.7.3 Behavioural scenarios
5.8 Selection of engineering methods (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 12)
5.9 Scenario-based evaluation of trial design (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 13)
5.9.1 Quantification of design fire scenarios
5.9.2 Comparison with performance criteria
5.10 Conditions of use of the built environment (ISO 23932-1:2018, 14.3)
5.10.1 Operating conditions
5.10.2 Levels and required control frequency
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Objective
5 Example of FSE process applied to a dry-cleaning store
5.1 Scope of the project concerning FSE process (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 5)
5.2 Identification of fire safety objectives (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 6)
5.2.1 Safety of life
5.2.2 Conservation of property
5.3 Identification of functional requirements (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 7)
5.3.1 Occupant protection
5.3.2 Protection of neighbours
5.3.3 Protection of fire fighters
5.3.4 Property protection
5.4 Selection of risk analysis approach (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 8)
5.5 Identification of performance criteria (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 9)
5.5.1 Protection of occupants of the shop
5.5.2 Protection of neighbours
5.5.3 Protection of fire fighters
5.5.4 Property protection
5.6 Fire safety design plan (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 10)
5.6.1 Development of the proposed solution
5.6.2 Description of the management of fire safety
5.6.3 Design proposal
5.7 Fire and behavioural scenarios (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 11)
5.7.1 Hazard identification
5.7.2 Fire scenarios
5.7.3 Behavioural scenarios
5.8 Selection of engineering methods (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 12)
5.9 Scenario-based evaluation of trial design (ISO 23932-1:2018, Clause 13)
5.9.1 Quantification of design fire scenarios
5.9.2 Comparison with performance criteria
5.10 Conditions of use of the built environment (ISO 23932-1:2018, 14.3)
5.10.1 Operating conditions
5.10.2 Levels and required control frequency
Bibliography