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Code impacts' chemical storage.(MAKING NEWS)
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September 4, 2006|
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A new chemical storage code created by the National Fire Protection Association could force businesses to undergo expensive renovations.
The code in question, NSPF 400, is being compiled from a number of other codes to create a new, streamlined document and eliminate inconsistent language.
"There is really nothing new in there," said Carl Rivkin, principal chemical engineer for Quincy, Mass.-based NFPA. "All of this has already appeared in some other document or code."
But pool and spa industry members say that is only partially true. What concerns ...
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