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35 sections matching “IBC 414” for San Antonio, TX, the 2024 IRC

  • IBC 414.2

    Control areas

    • Control areas follow 414.2.1 to 414.2.5 and the IFC; higher education labs follow 428.

    Works withIBC 428

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  • IBC 414.3

    Ventilation

    • Spaces that may emit hazardous dusts, mists, fumes or gases are mechanically ventilated as required.

    Works withIFCIMC

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  • IBC 414.4

    Hazardous material systems

    • Systems suit their use, control material flow and fail safe.

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  • IBC 414.5

    Inside storage, dispensing and use

    • Indoor storage and use follows 414.5.1 to 414.5.3 and the IFC.

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  • IBC 414.6

    Outdoor storage, dispensing and use

    • Outdoor hazmat follows the IFC.

    Works withIFC

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  • IBC 414.1.3

    Information required

    • Submit a report of maximum hazardous material quantities by class and their protection; Group H also needs floor plans of contents and processes.

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  • IBC 414.2.2

    Percentage of maximum allowable quantities

    • Per Table 414.2.2: first floor 100% of MAQ with 4 control areas (1-hour), second 75%/3, third 50%/2, fourth–sixth 12.5%/2 (2-hour), above that 5%; basement 1 75%/3, basement 2 50%/2, lower not allowed.

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  • IBC 414.2.3

    Number

    • Control area count per Table 414.2.2; each fire-wall-separated part is a separate building.

    Works withIBC 706

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  • IBC 414.2.4

    Fire-resistance rating requirements

    • Control area floors and supports are 2-hour, or 1-hour in sprinklered IIA, IIIA, IV and VA up to 3 stories.

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  • IBC 414.2.5

    Hazardous material in Group M display and storage areas and in Group S storage areas

    • Group M and S hazardous materials follow 414.2.5.1 to 414.2.5.4.

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  • IBC 414.5.1

    Explosion control

    • Explosion control (barricade or venting/prevention) per Table 414.5.1 above MAQ or for explosion hazards.

    Works withIBC 415IFC

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  • IBC 414.5.2

    Emergency or standby power

    • Hazmat ventilation, treatment, alarm and detection systems get emergency or standby power where required.

    Works withIBC 2702

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  • IBC 414.5.3

    Spill control, drainage and containment

    • Storage of hazardous solids and liquids gets spill control and containment where the IFC requires.

    Works withIFC

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  • IBC 414.6.1

    Weather protection

    • Covered outdoor storage stays 'outdoor' if it meets 414.6.1.1 to 414.6.1.3.

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  • IBC 414.1.2.1

    Aerosol products, aerosol cooking spray products and plastic aerosol 3 products

    • Level 2–3 aerosols are stored and displayed per the IFC.

    Works withIBC 311.2

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  • IBC 414.2.5.1

    Nonflammable solids and nonflammable and noncombustible liquids

    • M and S may exceed MAQ for nonflammable materials up to Table 414.2.5.1 (e.g. corrosives 9,750 lb/975 gal, toxics 1,000 lb/100 gal) without becoming Group H.

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  • IBC 414.2.5.2

    Flammable and combustible liquids

    • Retail and wholesale may store liquids per Table 414.2.5.2: Class IA 60 gal sprinklered (30 unsprinklered); IB–IIIA 7,500–15,000 sprinklered (1,600 unsprinklered).

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  • IBC 414.2.5.3

    Aerosol products, aerosol cooking spray products or plastic aerosol 3 products

    • Aerosol quantities in Group M follow the IFC.

    Works withIFC

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  • IBC 414.2.5.4

    Flammable gas

    • Low-BV Category 1B gas in M or S may reach 390,000 cu ft sprinklered (195,000 unsprinklered) or 40,000/20,000 lb liquefied.

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  • IBC 414.5.2.1

    Exempt applications

    • No standby power needed for ventilation of small closed-container IB/IC liquids, Class 1–2 oxidizers, Class II–V organic peroxides, and asphyxiant gases.

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  • IBC 414.5.2.2

    Fail-safe engineered systems

    • Approved fail-safe systems remove the standby power need.

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  • IBC 414.6.1.2

    Separation distance

    • Distances are the same as for uncovered outdoor storage.

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  • IBC 414.6.1.3

    Noncombustible construction

    • The cover is noncombustible and up to 1,500 sq ft (increasable per 506).

    Works withIBC 506

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  • IBC 309.2

    Quantity of hazardous materials

    • Nonflammable hazardous solids and liquids stored or displayed per control area in Group M are limited by Table 414.2.5.1.

    Works withIBC 414.2.5.1

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