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4.2.7.5.(3)
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Application
Application 1: 
Size [quantity] and clearances per individual storage area [in Tables 4.2.7.5.A. and 4.2.7.5.B.] of indoor storage of more than one class of flammable liquid, combustible liquid or unstable liquid, where such liquids are:
  • in storage areas as specified in Clause 4.2.7.2.(1)(a),
  • in bulk plants as stated in Sentence 4.7.2.4.(1),
  • in mercantile occupancies in quantities in excess of those permitted in Sentences 4.2.5.1.(2) to (4) [as stated in Sentence 4.2.5.1.(5)], and
  • in closed containers conforming to Clauses 4.2.3.1.(1)(a) to (d) that have a capacity of not more than 230 L, or closed portable tanks conforming to Clause 4.2.3.1.(1)(e) that have an individual capacity of not more than 2 500 L.
Application 2: 
This also applies to the maximum quantities of Class I liquids stored in an unprotected storage room with a fire separation having a fire-resistance rating of not less than 2 h, as stated in Sentence 4.2.9.1.(3).
Exceptions: 
except as exempted in:
  • Article 4.1.5.8. which applies to the storage of Class I liquids in basements,
  • Sentence 4.1.1.1.(3), which applies--in part--to oil burning equipment and the storage of aerosol products, and
  • Sentence 4.2.1.1.(2), which applies--in part--to:
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Intent
Intent 1: 
To clarify what quantity limits apply to a storage situation for which there would otherwise be no applicable requirement in Tables 4.2.7.5.A. and 4.2.7.5.B., referenced in Sentences 4.2.5.1.(2) and 4.2.7.5.(1).
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