Compartment walls should be able to accommodate deflection of the floor, when exposed to fire, by either of the following means. a. Between the wall and floor, provide a head detail that is capable of maintaining its integrity while deforming. b. Design the wall so it maintains its integrity by resisting the additional vertical load from the floor above. Where compartment walls are located within the middle half of a floor between vertical supports, the deflection may be assumed to be 40mm unless a smaller value can be justified by assessment. Outside this area, the limit can be reduced linearly to zero at the supports. For steel beams that do not have the required fire resistance, reference should be made to SCI Publication P288
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It is not appropriate to complete a line of compartment walls by fitting cavity barriers above them....
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All of the following should be provided as compartment walls and compartment floors and should have,...
It is not appropriate to complete a line of compartment walls by fitting cavity barriers above them....
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NOTE: The ceiling should meet the following conditions. a. Provide a minimum fire resistance of EI...
Since the impact of 911, various government bodies are increasingly concerned about a recurrence of ...
It is not appropriate to complete a line of compartment walls by fitting cavity barriers above them....
This paper describes a study into the fire behaviour of steel portal frame buildings at elevated te...
At the junction of a compartment floor and an external wall with no fire resistance, the external wa...
Timber beams, joists, purlins and rafters may be built into or carried through a masonry or concrete...
It is common practice for all exposed structural members within a steel-framed building to have some...
For single-storey steel portal frames in fire, especially when they are situated close to a site per...
A compartment wall should achieve both of the following. a. Meet the underside of the roof covering...
Compartment walls forming a separated part of a building should run the full height of the building ...
All of the following should be provided as compartment walls and compartment floors and should have,...
It is not appropriate to complete a line of compartment walls by fitting cavity barriers above them....
a. Flue passing through compartment wall or floor b. Flue built into compartment wall Flue walls s...
A large generic composite flooring system with a footprint of 36m x 36m has been designed. A series ...
Modern composite steel frame structures possess a high degree of redundancy. This allows them to sur...
NOTE: The ceiling should meet the following conditions. a. Provide a minimum fire resistance of EI...
Since the impact of 911, various government bodies are increasingly concerned about a recurrence of ...
It is not appropriate to complete a line of compartment walls by fitting cavity barriers above them....
This paper describes a study into the fire behaviour of steel portal frame buildings at elevated te...