Study of the dependence of the consequences of fires on the risk category of objects of protection
The problems of classification of objects of protection to risk categories are considered. It is shown that the direct application of the proposed criteria in the classification of the object to a certain category of risk may not reflect the real consequences of a fire. It is concluded that it is impossible to leave without supervision objects classified as low risk, which employ a larger number of the population, as they are not provided in due measure the safety of people. The potential risk of harm to health at these sites exceeds 10-6. A proposal was made to adjust the criteria for classifying objects of protection as risk.