Where Is the Opposed Air Flow Method of Smoke Control

question 27

Multiple Choice

Where is the opposed air flow method of smoke control typically used?

• A) Areas with existing barriers, such as stairwells with doors or HVAC ductwork with dampers.
• B) Within the smoke control station, or other areas where the air flow will dilute the concentration of smoke.
• C) Large spaces where smoke migration is limited by opposed air flow, such as subway and railroad tunnels.
• D) Large spaces were the smoke can be maintained at a level of 6 to 10 feet (2 m to 3 m) above the highest occupied floor.

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