What is the current standard or specification of architectural design standard for fire station?

The current standards for architectural design of fire stations are as follows:

The distance from the outer edge of the fire truck to the front chimney shall not be less than1.0m;

The clear height of the garage (the protruding part from the ground to the roof) should not be less than the car height plus 0.6m ..

The fire garage should be equipped with a repair room and a maintenance pit, and should not be close to the communication room. Garages with more than three fire engines should be provided with front and rear door compartments, and the above inspection pits should be provided below their parking spaces.

There should be spare parking spaces for 3 cars in the garage of the fire station.

Each parking space in the fire garage should be equipped with independent doors and automatic opening devices. The width of the door should not be less than the car width plus 1.0m, and the height should not be less than the car height plus 0.3m A small door for people to pass should be set on the garage door near the communication room.

A message room should be located near the garage exit, and a transfer window should be set on the wall between the message room and the garage.

The battery room should be adjacent to the communication room and garage. Suites or doors should be set at the entrance and exit, and the doors should be opened outwards. The battery room shall be equipped with a storage room for acid or alkali.

The captain's office (and the dormitory on duty) should be arranged on the first floor of the building and adjacent to the reception room.

The instructor's office can be arranged on the second floor of the building (the dormitory on duty should be shared with the team leader).

The dormitory for the combatants on duty should have one room per shift, which should be arranged on the first floor of the building, close to the garage. If it must be arranged behind the garage, a corridor with a width of 2.0 meters should be set between the garage and the dormitory.

When the combatant dormitory is arranged on the second floor, the through train depot needs to be equipped with sliding bars with a diameter of 8 cm, and the number of sliding bars should be set according to a duty combat class. An elastic pad with a diameter of not less than 0.8 m should be set at the bottom of the sliding bar, and the diameter of the floor hole is 1.0 m, and protective facilities should be set around it.

The fire station should be equipped with a fixed wardrobe for personal use, and its position and size can be determined according to its purpose.

In cold and rainy areas, a training room can be set up, and its use area should not be less than 50 square meters.

The fire station should be equipped with equipment warehouse and should be arranged near the garage.

The fire station should set up a room for family members to visit relatives, and should be arranged in a place that does not affect duty preparation and business training.

The fire station shall be equipped with a hose rack (attached to the training tower). In cold or rainy areas, drying rooms should be set up and arranged together with clean rooms.

The fire station in the heating area should be equipped with a boiler room. The fire station shall be equipped with fuel storage room as required.