Fire Barrier & Cavity Systems Stop Fires!: Killer
Fire Barrier & Cavity Systems Stop Fires!: Killer
Fire Barrier & Cavity Systems Stop Fires!: Killer
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Peterborough Greyhound Stadium was saved from disaster by Envirograf Fire Barrier Curtain fitted to the right-hand section
BARRIER CURTAIN AND CAVITY PROTECTION SYSTEMS TO STOP THE SPREAD OF FIRE AND SMOKE
PROTECTING PROPERTY PROTECTING LIVES
COPYRIGHT 2008 INTUMESCENT SYSTEMS LTD
Intumescent Systems Ltd, Envirograf House, Barfrestone, Dover, Kent, CT15 7JG, United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0) 1 304 842 555 Fax: +44 (0) 1 304 842 666 Email: sales@envirograf.com URL: www.envirograf.com
INTRODUCTION
Concealed cavities in buildings offer a quick path for fire and smoke. These areas are often ignored because they are out of sight, and this leaves enormous openings in the fire barrier structure of a building, making compartments vulnerable and rendering the escape routes ineffective. UK Building Regulations give clear instructions regarding the specifications for fire barriers. Envirograf fire barrier products have been designed to fulfill the requirements of these regulations.
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ADVANTAGES
A complete range of intumescent fire/smoke barriers Suitable for most flexible barrier installations Straightforward application Environmentally-friendly Cost-effective Overlaps joined with Envirograf intumescent adhesive Services passing through the barrier can be easily protected
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PERFORMANCE
1 hr version achieved 77 mins integrity/insulation at TRADA UK. 2 hr version achieved 2 hrs 12 mins integrity and 44 mins insulation (furnace was switched off, but product could have survived longer) in recent BTC UK test to BS476 Part 22 (1987). Previously, a single layer of the fire barrier used in this product was tested to BS476 Part 22 (1987), achieving 87 mins integrity and 20 mins insulation.
ORDERING REFERENCES Ref IFB1 1 hr rated insulated fire barrier IFB2 2 hr rated insulated fire barrier
Type of fixing required Steel or concrete fixing Timber fixing Duct fixing
ORDERING REFERENCES Ref WB State width and length VWB State width and length (widths to suit various cavities)
PERFORMANCE
Tested to BS476 Part 22 (1987), achieving 36 mins integrity. Indicative test showed 15 mins insulation. Tested over Class 0 suspended ceiling horizontally, 22 mins insulation to BS476 Part 22 (1987). In a fire at Peterborough Greyhound Stadium, England, barrier saved half stadium building in 6 hour fire.
ORDERING REFERENCES FB30 1220mm wide state length required FB30/W Water-resistant version of FB30 FB30/AC Available in 1220mm width only state length
PERFORMANCE
This product has been tested in accordance with BS476 Part 22 (1987), achieving an 81 minutes integrity and 18 minutes insulation.
ORDERING REFERENCES FB70 1220mm wide state length required FB70/W Water-resistant version of FB70 FB70/AC Available in 1220mm width state length required
PERFORMANCE
Suitable for shopping malls and other large areas that need smoke protection and/or BS476 Class 0/Class 1 spread of flame protection.
ORDERING REFERENCES Ref SC State width and length required Metal hangers and weights can be supplied
PERFORMANCE
This product has been subjected to a fire test in accordance with BS476 Part 22 (1987), achieving 39 minutes integrity and 3 minutes insulation.
When the barrier overlaps the battens, it is important to cut the barrier as shown above, tucking it between the battens
When the barrier overlaps a battenless roof, it is important that the barrier overlap is double-folded under the fire barrier fixing batten
A 50mm overlap must be allowed at joins, for fixing with tape and supplied Envirograf adhesive. Optional tape available for extra support during setting
To fix the barrier to the upper roof section, use the metal strap to clamp the barrier and fix with screws or pins
To fix the barrier to suspended ceiling brackets, either use the metal strap and selftapping screws as shown above left, or the special clips shown above right, spaced at 500mm intervals
Wrap a 600mm wide barrier strip around the service, allowing 300mm width of cover on both sides of the position where the service penetrates the barrier
Tidily finish sealing the penetration with Envirograf adhesive and tape as shown above
For RSJs and other steel sections, fill out with Envirograf fireproof sponge as shown above, finishing with Envirograf adhesive and tape
CURTAIN
RIVET RIVET
METAL STRAP
METAL STRAP
METAL STRAP
On closing edges of the frame side, rivet one section of steel strap and fix the special turn-button fixings as shown above
Mark out the door area as shown above and cut the opening edges. Sandwich the hinge side with two pieces of steel strap and rivet the strips together as shown.
With the door section fixing rings fitted, the door shuts and is locked by turning the turn-button fixings
Penetrations through barriers (cable trays, pipes, timber beams, trunking, steel beams, etc) must be wrapped with a 600mm wide strip of the barrier, allowing 300mm width each side of the penetration, overlapping the strip ends by 50mm and adhering with Envirograf Product 57 (FPA) adhesive. Where services are supported both sides of the barrier, no other protection is needed. If not supported both sides, or for PVC pipes or cables, then either Envirograf Product 13 (WPCS) or Product 16 (EB) should be used with Product 57 (FB/C metal straps) as indicated in the drawing on the left
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