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� cc G: }ligh onc-s[ory bul]dings:�- kfi en a building is sta[ed �s 1 = 2, or more stories, the number of s[c�r±es co be used ir. [he formula depends upon the use being made of the building. For er.ample consider a 1 = 3-story building. If the building, is being used for t�igh-p�led stock, or for rack storage, the building would probably be conside�•ed as 3 stories and, in addition, an increased �percentage for occupancy ma� be warraneed. However, if the build:.ng is being used for steel fabrica[ian and the extra height ie provided only to facilitate movement of objecta by a crane, the building would probab.ly be considered ac a 1-story building and a decreased nercentage for occupancy may be varrante�. Hote 7: If a building is expo�ed within 150 feet, normally some percentage increase for exposure will be made. ho[z 8: Where wood ehingle roofs could contribute to spreading firec, add 500 gpm. Note 9: Any noncombustible building is considered to warrant an 0.8 coefficient. Note 10: Dwellings;- For groupings of 1-family and small 2-family dwellings not exceeding 2 stories in height, the following short methad may be used. (For other residential buildings, the regular method should be used.) Exposure distances Suggested required fire flow Over 100' S00 gpm 31-100' 750-100Q 11-30' 1000-1500 10' or less 1500-2000* *If the buildings are continuous, use a minimum of 2500 gpm. Also consider Note 8. Ouiline of Procedure A. Determine the type of constxuction. B. Determine the ground floor are!t. C. Determine the height in stories. D. Using tables in the Appendia, determine the required fire flov to the nearest 250 epn. E. De[ermine the increase or decrease for occupancy and apply to the value obtained in D above. Do not round off the ansWer. F. Determine [he decrease, if any, for sutomatic sprinkler protectioa. Do not round ,� off [he value. v� � Deteraine the to[al increase for exposures. Do not round oEf [he value. -3-