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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinkler Research – Glass Construction Anders Drustrup 7th International Fire Sprinkler Conference & Exhibition 2008 Copenhagen, Denmark
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Purpose with test Replace a “standard” passive fire protective system with a combined active and passive system. Passive system Glazed partition (3200 mm x 2035mm) Aluminium frame with Intermediate mullion Tempered glass Active system Window sprinkler k-factor 80 LPM/bar ½ (5.6 GPM/psi ½ ) Quick response bulb 68° Required Classification EI 60, Integrity 60 minutes Insulation 60 minutes According to EN 1364-1 (ISO 834, temperature curve) EN 1364-1 Fire resistance tests for non-loadbearing elements – Part 1: Walls DEKO Glazed partition
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Motivation Reduced building costs for 60 minutes partition Partition with fire resistant glass1300 –1600 € Partition with tempered glass including sprinkling450 - 530 € Reduction approx. 65 % Reduced self-weight 25 mm fire resistant glass 65 kg/m2 6 mm + 8 mm tempered glass35 kg/m 2 Reduction approx. 45 %
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Furnace specifications 22 Gas burners 215 kW per burner Total capacity approx. 4700 kW Test Setup
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Test results
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Test results after 62 minutes Measured temperature rise on unexposed side: All temperatures on glass and frame below 140 C° All temperature curves showed a tendency to level out Radiation from test specimen Radiation was approx. 1.1 kW/m 2 at test stop Deflection of test specimen Measured deflection of between ± 2 mm DEKO Glazed partition
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Test Summary Integrity and Insulation criteria fulfilled Insignificant radiation from test specimen Insignificant deflection of test specimen, indicating low temperature gradient in test specimen Dry spots around centre post observed Fracture of glass after test stop (during the cooling phase). DEKO Glazed partition
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Critical parameters influencing the stress in the glazing Passive system: Type of glass, Edge handling Size of glass Blocking up of the glass Fixation of glass in frame Active system: Response time Spray pattern Water flow The formation of dry spots during the test Position of mullions
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ADR/2008-05-27 Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology Sprinklered glazed partition Needs for the future Standardised methods for combined systems: A standard to evaluate the critical parameters of the active and passive system with rules for field of application of test results, to be used in the following FSE calculations. Possible technical committee’s in CEN to the undertake the work: CEN/TC 127 Fire safety in building CEN/TC 191 Fixed fire fighting systems Suggestions: Prescribed fire exposure scenarios for the period up to activation of the active system (passive system only). Verification of the passive systems ability to withstand the fire exposure until the active system responds. Verification of the passive systems ability to withstand the thermal shock originating from the water cooling the passive system immediately after the active system respond. Verification of that the combined systems ability to withstand the long term fire exposure after the active system respond.
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