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Problems associated with fire safety of building and its contents are discussed from point of view of material in building code on this subject; most codes use performance codes as basis for fire-resistance ratings, with minimum requirements stated in terms of exposure hours; heavy masonry has in past been accepted protective material for steel frames; currently, lightweight materials in fire-resistant assemblies are acceptable and economically advantageous; sprayed-on insulation is frequently adequate; low-rise stores and schools with multiple escape routes, do not require insulative protection.
Problems associated with fire safety of building and its contents are discussed from point of view of material in building code on this subject; most codes use performance codes as basis for fire-resistance ratings, with minimum requirements stated in terms of exposure hours; heavy masonry has in past been accepted protective material for steel frames; currently, lightweight materials in fire-resistant assemblies are acceptable and economically advantageous; sprayed-on insulation is frequently adequate; low-rise stores and schools with multiple escape routes, do not require insulative protection.
Fire protection of structural steel framing
Civ Eng (NY)
Wildt, R.H. (author)
1966
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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