Architectural Drafting and Design (MindTap Course List)
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Chapter 41, Problem 41.1Q
To determine
The occupancy rating of a room that is used to train 50 or more junior college drafters.
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Answer to Problem 41.1Q
The occupancy rating of a room that is used to train 50 or more junior college drafters is Group B.
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International Building Code (IBC) classifies buildings based on their occupancy into ten groups that are further classified into sub-groups. These ten groups include Group A, B, E, F, H, I, M, R, S, and U. Group B is for the business occupancies and it represents the buildings that are used for non-hazardous business. Group B also represents buildings that are used for educational occupancies that are above the twelfth grade whereas, Group E represents educational occupancies up to the twelfth grade. Therefore, a room that is used to train 50 or more junior college drafters will be classified as Group B.
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