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8 sections matching “IBC 406.7” for San Antonio, TX, the 2024 IBC

  • IBC 406.7

    Motor fuel-dispensing facilities

    • Fuel stations follow the IFC, 406.2 and 406.7.

    Works withIFC

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  • IBC 406.7.1

    Vehicle fueling pad

    • Fueling pads are uncoated concrete or paving of 1 megohm or less resistance.

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  • IBC 406.7.2

    Canopies

    • Fuel canopies have 13 ft 6 in clear and are noncombustible, FRT wood, heavy timber or 1-hour; plastics limited (light-transmitting panels up to 100 sq ft each, 1,000 total).

    Works withIBC 2304.11

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  • IBC 406.7.2.1

    Canopies used to support gaseous hydrogen systems

    • Canopies carrying hydrogen are Type I, refueling only, and shaped so hydrogen can't collect.

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  • IBC 406.1

    General

    • Motor-vehicle occupancies meet 406.2, plus 406.3 (private), 406.4–406.6 (public garages), 406.7 (fuel) and 406.8 (repair).

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