15-28-920 Machinery used.

   Stamping, perforating and similar machines shall be equipped with a metal receptacle containing water for receiving waste material. Metal receptacles with automatic or self-closing covers shall be provided for nitrocellulose scraps and clippings, and said scraps and clippings shall be removed from the premises each evening and disposed of in a manner approved by the fire commissioner.

(Prior code § 92-81; Amend Coun. J. 5-18-16, p. 24131, § 160)

15-28-930 Drying boxes.

   Every box for the drying of nitrocellulose products shall be provided with one automatic sprinkler head for each 60 cubic feet of volume.

(Prior code §  92-82)

ARTICLE XVIII. NITROCELLULOSE (15-28-940 et seq.)

15-28-940 Safety clearances.

   Every nitrocellulose building shall be freestanding and isolated by a safety clearance computed at the rate of five feet per 1,000 pounds or fraction thereof of nitrocellulose manufactured or reclaimed; provided, however, that such safety clearance shall in no case be less than 50 feet; and provided further, that the requirements of this paragraph shall not apply to any buildings in which 25 pounds or less of nitrocellulose are manufactured or reclaimed during any 24-hour period.

(Prior code §  92-83)

15-28-950 Construction requirements.

   Every nitrocellulose building shall be of Type IA, IB or IC construction.

(Prior code §  92-84)

15-28-960 Fire-resistive separation.

   Every nitrocellulose room shall have a separation between it and any other room permitted in the same building of not less than two-hour fire-resistive construction.

(Prior code §  92-85)

15-28-970 Standard fireproof cabinets.

   The maximum capacity of a standard fireproof cabinet shall be 200 pounds of nitrocellulose material or nitrocellulose product, or other high hazard material for which such vault is intended. All standard fireproof cabinets shall be constructed of metal. The bottom, top and sides shall be made of sheet metal not less than No. 18 U.S. standard gauge in thickness, and such cabinet shall be double-walled with not less than one and one- half inches air space between the double walls. All joints in the sheet metal shall be riveted or welded. All doors shall be of construction equal to the cabinet, and shall have a three point lock and self-closing device. Any standard fireproof cabinet having more than one compartment shall have a separate partition constructed of not less than No. 18 U.S. standard gauge sheet metal, double-walled, with an air space not less than one and one-half inches between the surface thereof.

(Prior code §  92-86)