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Building Code Basics: Building, Based on the 2009 International Building Code

The Building Code Basics: Building, Based on the 2009 International Building Code (IBC) introduces 2009 International Building Code requirements in an easy to read and understand format. This straightforward, focused approach uses non-code language, allowing you to gain confidence in your understanding of the material. It focuses on the basics of the building code requirements for building classification, fire protection features, means of egress systems, accessibility and structural integrity.

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Author: Steve Thomas
Format: Softcover
Copyright: 2010
Pages: 204

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For the first time, you can gain a solid, working knowledge of critical building code applications without the text-heavy, complex, and sometimes abstract language that complicates many of the more traditional code-related books that are available. Building Code Basics: Building, Based on the 2009 International Building Code is designed to tackle the basics of the 2009 International Building Code, including its essential requirements and intent, while maintaining an organized, user-friendly, and practical approach.

Building Code Basics: Building Based on the 2009 International Building Code is one installment of Building Code Basics, a series dedicated to providing high-quality, technically accurate, simplified code books for readers who are unfamiliar with the underlying concepts of the International Codes.

Coverage follows the general purpose of the building code to provide fire, life, and health safety for the occupants of a building. Code references are also included, and when paired with non-technical explanations, they provide added value to the book's usefulness, making this an ideal tool for anyone in or entering the field of design, construction, or inspection of commercial buildings.

Features:

Clearly illustrates correct code application with full-color diagrams and photographs.
Clarifies key terminology as it applies to the code with detailed glossary of code and construction terms.
Facilitates comprehension of code applications with detailed, real-world examples of methods for determining code compliance.

Table of Contents
Part I: Code Administration and Enforcement. Chapter 1: Introduction to Building Codes. History of Codes. Code Development. Building Codes: Scope and Limitations. Existing Buildings. Chapter 2: Legal Aspects, Permits and Inspections. Code adoption. Authority. Permits. Inspections. Board of Appeals. Definitions. Part II: Building Planning. Chapter 3: Building Use. Inherent hazards in buildings. Basic Occupancies. Chapter 4: Construction Types. Combustible vs. Noncombustible. Protected vs. Unprotected. Chapter 5: Building Size. Maximum Height. Maximum Areas. Interior Dimensions. Chapter 6: Special Uses and Considerations. Multi-Use Buildings. Special Building Types. Vehicles in Buildings. Hazardous Materials. Part III: Fire Safety. Chapter 7: Why Fire and Smoke Protection. Spread of Fire. Chapter 8: Passive Fire Protection. Determination of Fire Rated Construction. Types of Fire Separations. Interior Finishes. Stopping Air and Fire Movement. Chapter 9: Active Fire Protection. Fire Sprinklers. Standpipes. Fire Alarms. Controlling Smoke. Part IV: Life Safety. Chapter 10: Getting People Out. Design of Exit Systems. Components. Chapter 11: Getting People In. Federal Regulations. Accessibility. Rescue for People with a Disability. Chapter 12: Building Safety. Protection from Falls. Safety Glazing. Swimming Pools. Part V: Health Safety. Chapter 13: Weather Protection. Exterior Walls. Roofing. Chapter 14: Interior Environment. Light and Ventilation. Temperature. Moisture Control. Plumbing Facilities. Part VI: Structural Safety. Chapter 15: Structural Design. Basic Loads. Chapter 16: Materials. Structural Materials. Non-structural Materials. Glossary. Index.

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