1. INFORMATION ABOUT: EUROPEAN FIRE CLASSIFICATION.6

2. integrity and insulation are fulfilled
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SMALL NOTES:
Claddings fire protection ability on 10 min. + Reaction on fire s2, d2 (small amount of smoke and no requirement for burning drops or particles) = Class 2- Cladding.
Here are ”drops” (and particles) not relevant because we are now at floor level. So is not required with combined s and d!
Construction products’ and building
components’ fire resistance
The fire resistance of construction products and building components is described according to the following capacity criteria:
• R for load carrying capacity
• E for integrity
• I for insulation.
• REI: load carrying capacity,
integrity and insulation are fulfilled
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3. Functional requirements
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REI 60 A2 s1 d0
Additional Classes - drops and particles
Additional Classes - Smoke
Main building parts (exclusive flooring and roofing)
Classification time The time within the performance standards are met.
The registered time span during which a building component maintains
The defined capacity criteria is indicated in minutes, for example 30, 60,
90 and 120.
Functional requirements R
Loadbearing E
Integrity  I
Insulation 

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REI 60 A2 s1 d0
A1 Building materials which do not contribute to fire. This class can not be combined with additional classes.
A2 Building materials having an extremely limited fire contribution. The class is always combined with an additional class for smoke (s) and burning droplets (d)
B Building materials having a very moderate fire contribution. The class is always combined with an additional class for smoke (s) and burning droplets (d)
C Building materials which, to a limited extend, contribute to fire. The class is always combined with an additional class for smoke (s) and burning droplets (d)
D Building materials which contribution to fire may be accepted. The class is always combined with an additional class for smoke (s) and burning droplets (d)
E Building materials with a relatively high contribution to fire. The class may exist on its own or may be combined with additional class for burning droplets d2
F Means that the product is not documented and does not live up to any classification demands. Consequently it is not possible to combine it with any additional class.
Incombustible
Class A material
Pt. no comparison.
Class B material (wood)
Everything is worse than wood, but documented by testing ….

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REI 60 A2 s1 d0
Additional Classes - burning droplets.
d0 no burning droplets or particles
d1 limited amount of burning droplets or particles
d2 no demand to the amount of burning droplets or particles
Additional classes for smoke.
s1 very limited amount of smoke developed
s2, limited amount of smoke developed
s3 no demands to the amount of smoke developed

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EI: Only where the two criteria, integrity and insulation, are
fulfilled
E: Criteria integrity is fulfilled. E is used for doors which only differ insulating properties - radiant heat!)
Door-pump
Very often door
between corridor and
staircase.

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12. RESCUE OPENINGS VIA / TCU 5th semester workshop P.A.F. 2.7.1
1 rescue opening per Living room.

13. Smoke alarm VIA / TCU 5th semester workshop BR 10. 5.4.(13)
5.4(13)) At least one smoke alarm should
be fitted in each dwelling, but at least one
on each floor.

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Site emergency ladder material

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Site emergency ladder material
Establishment of safety stair where the height to the floor is more than 22 meters above the ground.
Executables ladders can be used which
exceeds the height to floor is maximum 22 meters above the ground
More than 10,8 meters above the ground
Portable ladders may be used where the height to the floor until 9.6 m above terrain. (Rescue opening. Max m a.t.)

21. Fire division separation
Fire divisions and Fire compartments and in multi story houses.
Fire division wall
The floor is here
Fire division separation
Fire division
Fire division
An apartments is a fire compartment. Max. 2 storeys separated by EI 60 (BD 60) .
Fire wall
Fire division wall .

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Storey separation .
Wall
1 - Concrete - cast into full-thickness
2 - Formwork, for example, mineral wool
3 - Casting concrete or masonry full-thickness

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A little about escape routes from homes in buildings with access balcony
PAF 2.2
For executable ladder there must be a "Sufficiently" wide fire rescue area (at least 4 meters wide).

25. Balconies made ​​of steel / fiber concrete
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Ordinary concrete balconies and access balconies
Balconies made ​​of steel / fiber concrete

26. Analysis
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PROPOSAL FOR SIGNATURES