SR304 Post-earthquake performance of passive fire protection systems (2013)

Abbreviation
SR304
Valid from
1/01/2013

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BRANZ Limited
Author
P. C. R. Collier
Information type
Study report
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PDF

Description

Passive fire protection (PFP) systems that are damaged by earthquakes may suffer significant reductions in fire resistance, resulting in increased risks to life safety in the event of an outbreak of post-earthquake fire and subsequent spread. In the aftermath of the Canterbury (New Zealand) earthquake events, damage to PFP systems has been surveyed in moderately damaged buildings. The degree of damage observed ranged from minimal to moderate damage where some fire resistance remains, to extensively damaged where no protection remains.

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SR304 Post-earthquake performance of passive fire protection systems (2013)

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Passive fire protection (PFP) systems that are damaged by earthquakes may suffer significant reductions in fire resistance, resulting in increased risks to life safety in the event of an outbreak of post-earthquake fire and subsequent spread. In the aftermath of the Canterbury (New Zealand) earthquake events, damage to PFP systems has been surveyed in moderately damaged buildings. The degree of damage observed ranged from minimal to moderate damage where some fire resistance remains, to extensively damaged where no protection remains.

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SR304 Post-earthquake performance of passive fire protection systems (2013)
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Passive fire protection (PFP) systems that are damaged by earthquakes may suffer significant reductions in fire resistance, resulting in increased risks to life safety in the event of an outbreak of post-earthquake fire and subsequent spread. In the aftermath of the Canterbury (New Zealand) earthquake events, damage to PFP systems has been surveyed in moderately damaged buildings. The degree of damage observed ranged from minimal to moderate damage where some fire resistance remains, to extensively damaged where no protection remains.

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