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Coated batts
 
Coated batts
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Pipe closures (plastic pipes only)
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Plugs/ blocks
 
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|Vertical and horizontal cable penetration
 
|Vertical and horizontal cable penetration
 
|Mortar
 
|Mortar
 
Coated batts
 
Coated batts
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|Movement joints
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|Sealants
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Preformed elastomeric seals
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Mineral fibre and sealant/ mastic
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|Horizontal duct penetration
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|Mortar
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Mineral fibre and sealant/ mastic
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|Fire (including cavity) barrier
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|Coated batts
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Mineral wool curtains
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Woven textiles
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Boards
 
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== Images ==
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[[File:Firestop-Penetration.png|400px]]
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[[File:Firestop-collar-Water-Tight.jpeg|200px]]
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[[File:Firestop-collars.jpeg|300px]]
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[[File:Firestop_sealant.jpeg|300px]]
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== References ==
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#Handbook on Fire Precautions in Buildings by Fire Safety & Shelter Department Singapore Civil Defence Force
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#https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firestop
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#www.asfp.org.uk
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#The Building Regulations 2010 Fire safety https://www.gov.uk/government

Latest revision as of 09:36, 11 July 2017

  • Fire stop is a seal provided to close an imperfection of fit or any joint between elements, components or construction in a building so as to prevent and restrict penetration of smoke and flame through that imperfection or joint.
  • Fire-stopping. Sealing products that take up imperfections of fit or design tolerance between the fire-resisting fixed elements of a building to restrict the passage of fire and smoke. They continue to take up any imperfections of fit at all times and have the same fire rating as the fixed elements of which they form a part and/ or interface.
  • A seal provided to close an imperfection of fit or design tolerance between elements or components, to restrict the passage of fire and smoke.


Materials

Suitable fire stopping materials include:

  • Proprietary fire stopping and sealing systems which have been shown by test to maintain the fire resistance of the wall or other element, subject to approval by the Relevant Authority.
  • Other fire-stopping materials include:
  1. Cement mortar
  2. Gypsum based plaster;
  3. Cement or gypsum based vermiculite/ perlite mizes;
  4. Glass fibre, crushed rock, blast furnace slag or ceramic based products (with or without resin binders), and
  5. Intumescent mastics.
Applicable firestop by type of penetration,joint and barrier
Types of Openings Applicable firestop
Horizontal cable tray penetration Mortars, Plugs/ blocks
Horizontal pipe penetration Pipe closures (plastic pipe only)

Sealant (metal pipes only)

Sealing of blank opening Mortars,Plugs/ blocks, Coated batts
Horizontal multiple penetration Mortars, Plugs/ blocks, Coated batts
Cable penetration Mortar, Coated batts, Foam, Sealants
Vertical duct penetration Mortar, Mineral fibre and sealant/ mastic
Vertical pipe penetration Pipe closures (plastic pipes only)

Sealants (metal pipes only)

Multiple penetration (vertical and horizontal) Mortar

Coated batts Pipe closures (plastic pipes only)

Plugs/ blocks

Vertical and horizontal cable penetration Mortar

Coated batts

Movement joints Sealants

Preformed elastomeric seals Mineral fibre and sealant/ mastic

Horizontal duct penetration Mortar

Mineral fibre and sealant/ mastic

Fire (including cavity) barrier Coated batts

Mineral wool curtains

Woven textiles

Boards


Images

Firestop-Penetration.png Firestop-collar-Water-Tight.jpeg Firestop-collars.jpeg Firestop sealant.jpeg


References

  1. Handbook on Fire Precautions in Buildings by Fire Safety & Shelter Department Singapore Civil Defence Force
  2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firestop
  3. www.asfp.org.uk
  4. The Building Regulations 2010 Fire safety https://www.gov.uk/government