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What is NYC BC § 3102.10.2?

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This section specifies requirements for exit doors in air-supported and air-inflated structures, including automatic closure against operational pressures and a maximum opening force of 15 pounds. The design of door frames must ensure operability and support the weight of the structure in case of total collapse. Applies to operators of air-supported and air-inflated structures.

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3102.10.2 Exit openings from air-supported structures and air-inflated structures.

BC § 3102.10.2

Exit doors in air-supported structures and air-inflated structures shall close automatically against normal operational pressures. Opening force at the edge of such doors shall not exceed 15 pounds (6.80 kg), with the structure at operational pressure. Exit doors shall be located in frames constructed such that they will remain operative and support the weight of the pressurized membrane structure in a state of total collapse.

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