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計算機機房室內裝修工程主要包括天花板、隔牆、門、窗、牆的裝修、地板、活動地板的施工檢查和其他室內作業。

機房室內裝修

計算機機房建設時對室內裝修的要求有哪些呢？

計算機機房建設室内装修要求 1

1、室內裝修作業應符合《裝飾工程施工及驗收規範》、《地面與樓面工程施工及驗收規範》、《木結構工程施工及驗收規範》及《鋼結構工程施工及驗收規範》的有關規定。

2、在施工時應保證現場、材料和設備的清潔。隱蔽工程（如地板下、吊頂上、假牆、夾層內）在封口前必須先進行除塵，清潔處理、並由有關專業人員驗收，暗處表層應能保持長期不起塵、起皮和龜裂。

計算機機房建設室内装修要求 2

1、機房所有管線穿牆處的裁口必須作防塵處理，對縫隙必須用密封材料填堵。

2、裱糊、粘貼面及其他塗裝施工時，其環境條件應符合材料說明書的規定。

3、裝修材料應盡量選擇無毒、無刺激性的材料，盡量選擇難燃、阻燃材料，否則應塗防火塗料。

4、天花板：

4.1、計算機天花板表面平整，不得起灰尘、变色、腐蚀的边缘整齐，不得翘曲的边缘处理后不得脱胶，填充天花板的保温、隔音材料平整，干燥，进行包缝处理。

4.2、按設計標高及安裝位置嚴格放線。天花板和通道龍骨要牢固平坦，有可靠的防鏽塗裝。金屬連接件、錨固件除鏽後，應塗兩次防鏽塗料。

4.3、天花板上的照明器具、各種風口、火災探測器的基礎和滅火噴嘴等必須確定位置，整齊劃一。與龍骨和天花板緊密配合安裝。從外觀上看，布局合理，美觀，不亂。固定吊頂的頂板應與龍骨垂直安裝。雙層頂板的接縫不得落在同一龍骨上。

4.4、在安裝過程中，應立即擦拭頂板表面，及時清除頂板內的殘留物和垃圾，以免殘留物和汙垢。

4.5、爲了防止頂面結露，精密空調區的天花板在進行防塵處理後，必須用15厚橡膠保溫進行保溫處理。

機房室內裝修

計算機機房建設室内装修要求 3

1、彩鋼板切斷牆壁沿地，沿天花板和沿牆龍骨建築圍護結構內表面之間鋪上彈性密封材料固定。設計沒有明確規定時，龍骨間隔不得超過600mm。爲了保證彩色鋼板牆面的平坦要求，龍骨的厚度必須超過0.63mm。精密空調區牆面龍骨內應采用橡膠保溫材料。

2、垂直龍骨正確定位，垂直校正後，可靠地固定沿地、沿頂龍骨。

3、有耐火極限要求的隔牆縱龍骨長度應比隔牆實際高度短30mm，上下各形成15mm膨脹縫，其間用難燃彈性材料填充。安裝隔斷牆板時，板邊與建築牆面間隙應用嵌縫材料可靠密封。

計算機機房建設室内装修要求 4

1、工程区域地面采用防静电活动地板。地面铺设前应对原地面进行防尘处理及用15mm厚保温进行保温处理；計算機房用活动地板应符合国标GB650-86《計算機房用活动地板技术条件》。活动地板的铺设应在机械室内各种内部装修工程和固定设施的设置完成，对地面进行清洁处理。

2、建築地板應符合設計要求，清潔、幹燥、活動地板下空間作爲靜壓箱時，四壁和地板應進行防塵處理(防塵塗料等)，保證長期不起皮、起泡、裂縫。

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