BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 1 External Thermal Insulating Composite Systems Emilian Grigore, ROCKWOOL Reasons to be serious about fire safety.

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BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 1 External Thermal Insulating Composite Systems Emilian Grigore, ROCKWOOL Reasons to be serious about fire safety

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 2 Why care about fire safety of ETICS?  The amount of combustibles applied to external walls is growing: both in m 2 and thickness  Technologies develop: renders became thin and organic  During renovation, fire safety is a special concern

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 3 Why care about fire safety of ETICS?  Declared fire safety is achieved only if the building practice assures the perfect quality of application  20 years of mass application is the time to look at fire cases  is still not agreed how ETIC systems increase fire risk

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 4 Which applications are critical?  Public buildings of social interest  Homes for the elderly & the disabled  Medical buildings  Schools and kindergartens

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 5 Which applications are critical?  High-rise buildings  Multiple risks of fire spread, severe consequences  Limited means of escape – often only one escape route!  Limited means of fire fighting – only from the inside

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 6 What does Europe say?  Member states decide what level of fire safety to apply, and how  Euroclass is no more than a very minimum safety net against small fires  Large-scale test for ETICS started to be developed in EU  Smoke: toxicity is not part of existing classes

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 7 What do Member States say?  Regulations governing fire safety of ETICS differ  Euroclass is not accepted as the sole criterion in many places  As a result, one ETICS is safe in one member state but not in another...

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 8 What do Member States say?  Large-scale national tests are plenty and on the increase!  High-rise & social public buildings often have a higher level of fire safety – non combustible structure is a must in many countries

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 9 Fire barriers: a solution?  To pass local fire tests, some Member States require non-combustible barriers within combustible ETICS core  Their safety effect depends on many variables  Chosen fire scenario: size, duration, wind...  Interaction of all components, including renders  EURIMA report: Perfect installation quality in practice

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 10 Renovation: a growing concern  Combustible material during renovation: a source of fire hazard  Unfinished buildings do not comply with Building Codes!  Shanghai fire 2010: hopefully the last example

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 11 Fires do happen Dijon, France 2010 Miskolc, Hungary 2009

BAIS Conference 2014 Sofia 12 Fires happen when something goes wrong... Do we apply safety measures against known risks?