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or as recommended by the equipment manufacturer, whichever «s
greater. Auxiliary air may be introduced into the system through a
screened opening to stabilize the arc.
2. Xenon Projection Equipment
The lamp exhaust shall exhaust not less than eight and one-half (8.5)
cubic meters per minute per lamp, nor less than that exhaust volume
required or recommended by the equipment manufacturer,
whichever is greater. The external temperature of the lamp housing
shall not exceed fifty four and one-half (54.5 ˚ C) degrees Celsius when
operating.
F. Each projection room shall be provided with rewind and film storage
facilities.
G. A maximum of four (4) containers for flammable liquids not greater than
one-half liter (0.5ℓ) capacity and of a non-breakable type may be per-
mitted in each projection booth.
H. Appurtenant electrical equipment such as rheostats, transformers, and
generators may be located within the booth or in a separate room of
equivalent fire resistance construction.
SECTION 10.2.8.18
OPEN FLAME
No person shall cause or permit any open flame to be used in any place of
public assemblage, or drinking or eating establishments, except when used in
conjunction with approved heating or cooking appliances or under a written
permit from the City/Municipal Fire Marshal having jurisdiction.
DIVISION 9. EDUCATIONAL OCCUPANCIES
SECTION 10.2.9.1
OCCUPANCY AND OCCUPANT LOAD
A. Classification of Educational Occupancies
1. Educational occupancies shall include all buildings used for the
gathering of groups of six (6) or more persons for purposes of
instruction, such as schools, universities, colleges, and academies.
2. Educational occupancy includes part-day, nursery schools, kinder-
gartens, day care facilities, and other schools whose purpose is
primarily educational even though the children are of pre-school age.
3. Other occupancies associated with educational institutions shall be in
accordance with the appropriate parts of this Chapter.
4. In cases where instruction is incidental to some other occupancy the
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