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    Water-filled tubular steel columns -- Fire protection without coating

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    Adequate fire resistance may be obtained for tubular-steel building columns without use of fire-resistant coatings by filling columns with water; this protection will be used for exterior columns of CORT EN steel for 64-story U S Steel Corp building under construction in Pittsburgh, Pa, leaving columns fully exposed to weather; potassium carbonate will be used in water as antifreeze; columns are divided into four vertical zones to avoid excessive internal pressure; adequate water storage to obtain 4 hr fire resistance is provided for each zone; tubular interior columns can also be protected by water; details adequate for design are given.

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    Adequate fire resistance may be obtained for tubular-steel building columns without use of fire-resistant coatings by filling columns with water; this protection will be used for exterior columns of CORT EN steel for 64-story U S Steel Corp building under construction in Pittsburgh, Pa, leaving columns fully exposed to weather; potassium carbonate will be used in water as antifreeze; columns are divided into four vertical zones to avoid excessive internal pressure; adequate water storage to obtain 4 hr fire resistance is provided for each zone; tubular interior columns can also be protected by water; details adequate for design are given.

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    Adequate fire resistance may be obtained for tubular-steel building columns without use of fire-resistant coatings by filling columns with water; this protection will be used for exterior columns of CORT EN steel for 64-story U S Steel Corp building under construction in Pittsburgh, Pa, leaving columns fully exposed to weather; potassium carbonate will be used in water as antifreeze; columns are divided into four vertical zones to avoid excessive internal pressure; adequate water storage to obtain 4 hr fire resistance is provided for each zone; tubular interior columns can also be protected by water; details adequate for design are given.

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    Title:

    Water-filled tubular steel columns -- Fire protection without coating

    Additional title:

    Civ Eng (NY)

    Contributors:

    Seigel, L.G. (author)

    Published in:

    Civil Engineering (New York) ; 37

    Publication date:

    1967

    Size:

    3 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Columns

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