An Overview: Current Scenario of the Fire Protection in India

Authors

  • Pappal Suneja Assistant Professor, Vishwaniketan College of Architecture, Arts & Design, Khalapur, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37628/jaip.v4i2.396

Abstract

Fire protection is the practice of avoiding the unwanted effects of destructive fires. The science of fire protection has three major goals: continuity of operations, property protection and life safety. Further, the prime categories of fire protection are prevention, detection and fighting. The fire when occurred is checked by the choice of material and then the fire spreads which is of two levels, which is to restrict or mitigate the damage. To prevent the fire, the cause should be known. This paper shall primarily focus on fire occurrence, detection and clearance. It shall also detail out as to how does sprinkler system work for a server room, how to fight basement fire, and how to fight fire for specific cases: forest, airport, substations, steel buildings and how to conduct a fire drill.

Author Biography

Pappal Suneja, Assistant Professor, Vishwaniketan College of Architecture, Arts & Design, Khalapur, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra, India

Ar. Pappal Suneja is an Assistant Professor at Vishwaniketan College of Architecture, Arts & Design, Khalapur, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra. His field of interest is Cost Effective Architecture and Architectural Journalism. He is the Country Reporter for worldarchitecture.org, Head of Content for OutsiteVR Portal and International Correspondent for Architecture-Design-Art (ADA) Magazine. He also writes for The Tribune Trends, Real Estate Column and he is the Curator of Architectural Journalism & Criticism Competition Series He has Author of two Books: ‘Exploration of Architectural Journalism in India’ & ‘Literature Study & Technical Writing in Architecture’ He was recently Awarded ‘Honorable Mention’ Moksham Design Competition, Healthy living for the Elderly organized by IIT Delhi & HUDCO, April 2018.

Published

2018-12-27

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