Due to the catastrophic consequence of tunnel fires with high population density, the related researches on fire safety of curved tunnel are full of significance. They provided a scale diagram which I was able to scan, import and rescale correctly to check my designs).Curved tunnels are inevitable subjected to the city underground geological conditions. (I've done something similar for bus stations and facility specific articulated buses. Then call the manufacturer for turning radius or 3-point turn specifications.
They should be able to give you their guidelines and tell you what their biggest truck is. If you are forced to design it on a shoestring budget you could consider calling the responding fire hall (not 911) and explain to them what you are designing. Expect a phone call if they can't turn around.) (What usually happens when you design something different is after it is built the fire department sends a truck out to test it. I would flat out refuse to take responsiblity for those drawings and certainly wouldn't put my initials on them. You should explain to your boss its unethical for you to be designing life safety facilities like fire truck accesses without the necessary tools and or training.
I will look it up and check it out but it has to be really inexpensive. But this time all I really need is the pc equivalent of the turning diagram. > range vehicle rather than, say, an urban ladder.
> know, that's a bit like "how high is up?" but let's stipulate a mid > I need to set up a turn-around at the end of a 400' drive for fire > Architectural Graphics Standards that I could email, I think they're > If you need it, I have charts for different vehicles extracted from "TCEBob" wrote in Jim, I would be eternally grateful. Provide an excellent visual view of the vehicle tyre track and overhangs. This gives you a huge range of vehicles, ability to create your own andĪbility to sort out what happens when you go forwards, backwards or anyĬombination of these at any speed. An infinitely better solution is a program like "Autotrack" from Savoy.
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