Rothoblaas - Tapes, Sealants and Membranes Strana 268
Nabídka komerčních zákazníků **Nejlépe prodávané z RothoBlaas Deutschland
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VENTILATED FAÇADES AND FIRE Fire safety issues affect all building types, as described in the introduction "Structures and fire behaviour" (p. 12). In order to minimise this type of risk, it is essential to rely on the right components and to carefully design them. Our ventilated façade solutions minimise risks by limiting the spread of flames in the event of an internal or external fire. FIRE SPREAD PHASES IN A VENTILATED FAÇADE 1. gap In the event of a fire starting inside the building, the flames initially spread to the room where they started. Modern buildings with ventilated façades are designed to take full advantage of the chimney effect of the ventilated façade, to reap the benefits of the upward movement of air in the gap between the cladding and the insulating layer. It is precisely this phenomenon that can give rise to problems in the event of a fire. CHIMNEY EFFECT The chimney effect is a physical phenomenon, at the basis of how traditional chimneys work, taken up by the world of architecture to ensure that, by exploiting the upward movement of hot air generated inside ventilated façades, a continuous cycle is created and the housing comfort of the building is increased. 2. In the event of a fire, the chimney effect of the ventilated façade could cause problems as it could direct the flames into the ventilation space, pushing them towards the upper floors of the building. 3. Careful fire protection design includes active or passive protection devices within the design with the purpose to prevent the spread of any flames. Rothoblaas proposes the use of self-extinguishing membranes and tapes as a passive façade solution. If no preventive measures are taken, the combustion of materials could lead to flames on the upper floors. The same concepts also apply in the case of a fire developed outside the building. 268 | VENTILATED FAÇADES AND FIRE | MEMBRANES passive protection
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