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2.1 Fire Resistance - NZCMA
fire Resistance Introduction (I) are universally recognised to define fire protection. Time periods ( fire ratings) are attributed Concrete masonry is generally considered to have to each of these functions to designate the level of good fire Resistance since it is non-combustible ( fire performance. it does not burn), absorbs heat only slowly, and does not give off toxic fumes or smoke. As it is a poor The overall fire Resisting Rating of an element is conductor of heat and has a high heat capacity, termed FRR, thus a FRR of 90/90/90 requires a 90. concrete is used to protect other construction minute rating for each of stability, integrity, and materials such as steel and timber from fire .
New Zealand Concrete Masonry Association Inc. 2.1 Fire Resistance Introduction Concrete masonry is generally considered to have good fire resistance since it is non-combustible (i.e.
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