Figure 2-56. Combination of Types of A and B Potential Vacant Space

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Figure 2-56. Combination of Types of A and B Potential Vacant Space

floor load limitations. More economical stacking of

4 Determining vacant space can,

these batteries could be attained by placing them on the

at times, be misleading. There are special cases when

ground floor where the permissible floor load is greater.

at first glance, there appears to be potential vacant

This, however, does not change the status of the stacks

space but in reality the space is 100 percent occupied.

already in existence in which the space is 100 percent

For example, storing batteries on the second floor of a

occupied (see fig 2-57).

multistory building limits the stacking height because of

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