How to Eliminate Fire Safety Hazards in Large Underground Parking Lots- TigerWong

With the shortage of parking spaces, the problem of parking is becoming more and more serious. As one of the solutions, the construction and development of underground parking lot is growing rapidly, and the basically new buildings are equipped with underground parking lot. Underground parking lots can make full use of space resources to solve parking problems, but there are also some problems, such as fire protection, especially some large underground parking lots. If there is a fire, the consequences will be unimaginable. So let's say today: how to eliminate fire safety hazards in large underground parking lots? 1. Improve parking conditions and pay attention to vehicle safety. The underground parking lot is different from the general parking lot. The vehicle itself is one of the sources that can cause fire, so it is necessary for us to control the vehicle condition. For example, we can reasonably design parking spaces. We should keep a certain distance between parking spaces, not too dense, not too close to columns, so that vehicles have enough space to get in and out and avoid collision. In addition, managers should always pay attention to vehicles that may leak oil and brake failure. If problems are found, they should solve them with relevant personnel in time to eliminate hidden dangers. 2. Check the safety facilities and keep the evacuation passage unblocked. The evacuation passage of underground parking lot shall be kept smooth and feasible. The design width and quantity of the passage shall meet the national regulations, and sundries shall not be stacked. Stop signs shall be eye-catching and posted in as many places as possible to deal with emergencies. 3. Improve the awareness of fire safety hazards and strengthen the fire safety management team. There are no special fire-fighting staff in many underground parking lots. The system personnel are set up to cope with the inspection of the superior, and many managers do not have fire-fighting knowledge. Once a fire occurs, they are unable to take effective measures. The solution is to let the management personnel receive fire-fighting training and specific fire-fighting knowledge.