Standardization and formalization are obvious signs of modern society. In recent years, our country has also strengthened the planning and management of archives and built a modern archives management office and archives management system. In this way, the mobile shelving rack becomes indispensable, and many people do not understand the rack, let alone its placement and height. Today, WOMA furniture experts will popularize the knowledge of compact shelves for you.
According to the requirements of "Architectural Design Code for Archives" (JGJ25-2010), the clear height of archives should not be less than 2.60m. The file installations (such as filing cabinets) in the archives should be arranged in a row perpendicular to the wall with windows. The passages between the dense racks of archives installations should correspond to the exterior wall lighting windows, and if there are no windows, it should correspond to the opening direction of the duct ventilation holes.
The dimensions of each part of the arrangement of the file equipment shall meet the following requirements:
1. The clear width of the main passage should not be less than 1.20m;
2. The net width between the two rows of file installations shall not be less than 0.80m;
3. The clear distance between the end of the file attachment and the wall should not be less than 0.60m;
4. The clear distance between the back of the file installation and the wall should not be less than 0.10m.
In addition, the standard value of the uniformly distributed live load on the floor of the archives should not be less than 5kN/m2, and should not be less than 12kN/m2 when high density mobile shelvings are used.
This is the official professional data of the management office of a city's archives administration. The manufacturer of Woma racks recommends that you follow these data requirements when installing racks. On the one hand, it is to facilitate the construction operation of the installation, and on the other hand, it is for later use. Convenience, it is recommended not to bring inconvenience to yourself by installing several more sets of installation racks.
