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1 Fire Safety with Concrete Masonry Products NCMA/AIA CES COURSE C202a
2 Disclaimer The National Concrete Masonry Association is a Registered Provider with The American Institute of Architects (AIA/CES) and Landscape Architecture (LA/CES) Continuing Education Systems. Credit(s) earned on completion of this program will be reported to AIA/CES and LA/CES for AIA and ASLA members. Certificates of Completion will be provided to all attendees upon request. This program is registered with AIA/CES and LA/CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA or LA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing, or dealing in any material or product. Questions related to specific materials, methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation. 2
3 Learning Objectives At the end of the course, participants will be able to: 1. Understand fire statistics and trends 2. Apply the concepts of balanced design for fire safety 3. Distinguish the methods of evaluating fire ratings for concrete masonry 4. Utilize the code approved calculated method for determining fire resistance rating of concrete masonry assemblies 3
4 The Overall Fire Picture As a result of Fire in 2010: Civilian deaths 3,120: one every 168 minutes Civilian injuries 17,720: one every 30 minutes Source: US Fire Administration
5 The Overall Fire Picture Result of fire in 2010 (cont.): Firefighter deaths 72 Direct property loss - $11.6 billion Source: US Fire Administration
6 Why is America Burning? when we have the best firefighters and equipment? when we have the best designers and researchers? when we have the most regard for human life?
7 Why is America Burning? It s in the choices we make.
8 Referenced NCMA TEK TEK 5-08B: Detailing Concrete Masonry Fire Walls TEK 7-01C: Fire Resistance Rating of Concrete Masonry Assemblies TEK 7-02: Balanced Design Fire Protection TEK 7-06A: Steel Column Fire Protection All available free on line see and click Solutions Center
9 Components of Balanced Design 1Automatic Detection Systems (Alarms) 2Automatic Suppression Systems (Sprinkler Systems) 3 Compartmentation using noncombustible materials (Concrete Masonry)
10 Fire Safety Function of Balanced Fire Design Concept Function Automatic Detection Automatic Suppression Compartmentation Limits the extent of contents damage Limits the extent of structural damage Low installation costs Low maintenance costs Limits repair time due to fire damage Considered to be effective Considered to be partially effective Considered to be ineffective or only slightly effective
11 Fire Safety Function of Balanced Fire Design Concept (cont.) Function Automatic Detection Automatic Suppression Compartmentation Controls fire/limits fie growth Provides smoke, toxic fume barrier Provides fire barrier Limits generation of smoke/toxic fume Allows safe egress Provides refuge Assists fire fighting efforts Reduces fire and rescue response time Difficult to vandalize/arson Performance requires little maintenance
12 Reliability Through Redundancy 1. Automatic Detection 2. Automatic Suppression 3. Compartmentation Active Systems Passive System Consider the reliability of protection from individual components vs. Redundancy provided by the complementing features of all three when combined.
13 Purpose of Fire-Resistive Assemblies Provide safe egress of building occupants Safety for fire fighters Provide protection for the building Provide protection to adjacent structures and property
14 Types of Fire Assemblies Fire Partition - vertical assembly designed to restrict spread of fire*. Fire Barrier - fire-resistance-rated vertical or horizontal assembly designed to restrict spread of fire*. Fire Wall - fire-resistance-rated extending continuously from the foundation through the roof with sufficient structural stability under fire to prevent collapse*. *Note: Requires openings to be protected. Reference: IBC
15 Independent Support to Prevent Firewall Collapse
16 Firewall Performance
17 Firewall Performance
18 Firewall Performance
19 Firewall Performance
20 Consequence of No Firewalls
21 New Orleans Fire
22 Robustness Egress Protection Exit Hardened walls Stair and Elevator Shafts
23 Fire Tests of Building Assemblies Governed by ASTM E119 Structural acceptance criteria Fire barrier acceptance criteria Control of fire tests Conduct of fire tests Provides a specific standard fire exposure against which assemblies can be evaluated
24 Building Assembly s Resistance to Heat Transfer Time - Temperature Curve - ASTM E temperature (deg F) time (hr)
25 ASTM E119 Conditions of Acceptance FOR WALLS AND PARTITIONS Resistance to heat transfer Temperature rise less than 250 degrees on the unexposed side of the wall No flame or gases passing through Cotton swab observation Carry structural load Structural resistance to hose stream Stream cannot penetrate wall
26 ASTM E119 End Point Criteria FOR WALLS AND PARTITIONS Temperature on unexposed side of wall rises more than 250 degrees Flame or gases pass through wall Cotton swab ignites Wall collapses under load Hose stream penetrates wall
27 ASTM E119 Fire Testing a Masonry Wall
28 ASTM E119 Hose Stream Test The wall specimen is subjected to impact, erosion, and cooling effects of hose stream Not required for ratings less than 1 hour Duplicate specimen allowed Heated to 1/2 fire rating period Need not exceed 1 hour Optional - full fire endurance test specimen Apply water from hose in sweeping motion for 2-1/2 minutes
29 By virtue of the duplicate test specimen provisions - both are 2-hour rated walls
30 Concrete Masonry Fire Ratings ASTM E119 Three methods for determining ratings: 1. Fire Testing 2. Listing Service 3. Calculation Method
31 Concrete Masonry Fire Ratings Three methods for determining ratings: 1. Fire Testing 2. Listing Service 3. Calculation Method Underwriter s Laboratory UL 618 Standard for Safety for Concrete Masonry Units
32 UL Listing Service
33 Concrete Masonry Fire Ratings Three methods for determining ratings: 1. Fire Testing 2. Listing Service 3. Calculation Method UL 618 UL Standard for Safety for Concrete Masonry Units IBC and ACI 216.1/TMS 0216 Method
34 Concrete Masonry Fire Ratings Fire Test Data - Calcareous and Siliceous Aggregate Equivalent thickness (in) Fire Resistance (minutes)
35 Equivalent Thickness Equivalent Thickness, T e, is the solid thickness that would be obtained from the same volume of concrete without cores. T e = % solid x actual thickness
36 UL 618 restricted to: width > 7-5/8 inches height < 8 inches length < 18 inches Aggregates - ESCS, pumice, coal cinders, natural Specifies aggregate type, cement-aggregate ratio, face shell and web thickness and equivalent thickness Not referenced by building codes
37 UL Fire Resistance Ratings Minimum Face Shell and Web Thickness Type of Aggregate Expanded Clay, Shale or Slate Expanded Slag or Pumice Face Shell Thickness (in.) 2 Hours 3 Hours 4 Hours Web Thickness (in.) Face Shell Thickness (in.) Web Thickness (in.) Face Shell Thickness (in.) Web Thickness (in.) 1 1/ / / / /8 1 Natural 1 1/ / /8 1 1/2 ASTM C90: 8 in and greater - FST = 1.25 in., WT = 0.75 in.
38 UL Fire Resistance Ratings Minimum Face Shell and Equivalent Thickness Minimum 2 Hours face shell and 3 Hoursweb thickness 4 Hours Type of Aggregate Expanded Clay, Shale, or Slate Coated or Uncoated, rotary kiln process Expanded Clay, Shale, or Slate Coated or Uncoated, sintering kiln process Equivalent Thickness (in.) Face Shell Thickness (in.) Equivalent Thickness (in.) Face Shell Thickness (in.) Equivalent Thickness (in.) Face Shell Thickness (in.) / / / / / /4 Fly Ash / /4 Fly Ash with Sand / / /8 Pumice / /2
39 ACI/TMS Applicable to: Concrete Concrete masonry Clay brick and tile masonry Effects of finish materials on fire resistance
40 Concrete Masonry Section of ACI/TMS Chapter 3 Equivalent thickness Ungrouted or partially grouted Solid grouted Air spaces and cells filled with listed materials Finishes/coverings Concrete masonry wall assemblies Single wythe Multi-wythe Expansion or contraction joints Reinforced concrete masonry columns Lintels Structural steel column protection
41 ACI/TMS Referenced by the current International Building Code Almost identical provisions in Section 721 of the International Building Code Summarized in NCMA TEK 7-1C
42 Code Calculated Fire Resistance Ratings Fire ratings for concrete masonry walls are a function of: Aggregate type Equivalent thickness
43 Fire Resistance Rating of Concrete Masonry Assemblies Aggregate Type Calcareous or Siliceous Gravel (other than limestone) Limestone, cinders, or air-cooled slag Expanded clay, expanded shale or expanded slate Minimum Required Equivalent Thickness for Fire Resistance Rating, in. A,B 1 hr 1 ½ hr 2 hr 3 hr 4 hr Expanded slag or pumice A Fire resistance ratings between the hourly fire resistance rating periods listed shall be determined by linear interpolation based on the equivalent thickness value of the concrete masonry assembly. B Minimum required equivalent thickness corresponding to the fire resistance rating for units made with a combination of aggregates shall be determined by linear interpolation based on the percent of volume of each aggregate used in the manufacture. 45
44 Table 3.1 Fire Resistance Rating of Concrete Masonry Assemblies Aggregate Type Calcareous or Siliceous Gravel (other than limestone) Limestone, cinders, or air-cooled slag Expanded clay, expanded shale or expanded slate Minimum Required Equivalent Thickness for Fire Resistance Rating, in. A,B 1 hr 1 ½ hr 2 hr 3 hr 4 hr Expanded slag or pumice
45 Blended Aggregate Example The required equivalent thickness of an assembly constructed of units made with expanded shale (80% by volume), and calcareous sand (20% by volume) to meet a 3 hour fire resistance rating is: T 1 for expanded shale (3 hr rating) = 4.4 in. (112 mm) T 2 for calcareous sand (3 hr rating) = 5.3 in. (135 mm) T r = (4.4 x 0.80) + (5.3 x 0.20) = 4.58 in. (116 mm)
46 Increasing Fire Resistance Ratings Use more lightweight aggregates in production of CMU Increase actual thickness of CMU Increase equivalent thickness of CMU Fill the cores of the hollow CMU (sand, grout, listed fills) Use multi-wythe masonry and/or veneer Apply wall finishes or coverings
47 Filling Cores Equivalent thickness is considered to be the actual thickness of the concrete masonry unit. Thus all 8-inch and many 6-inch CMU have 4 hour ratings when filled with an approved fill material.
48 Core Fill - Listed Materials Grout Sand, pea gravel, crushed stone or slag Pumice, scoria, expanded shale, expanded slate, expanded clay, expanded slag, expanded fly ash Cinders per ASTM C331 or C332, Perlite or vermiculite.
49 Multi-wythe Masonry
50 Multi-wythe Equation Clay Brick Air Space Concrete Masonry R = (R R R ) 1.7 R = ( ) 1.7 R = ( ) 1.7 R = (3.14) 1.7 R = 6.99 hours
51 Finishes and Coverings
52 Finishes and Coverings on Non-Fire Exposed Side TEK 7-1C
53 Finishes and Coverings on Non-Fire Exposed Side TEK 7-1C
54 Finishes on the Fireexposed side of Wall TEK 7-1C 56
55 Protection for Steel Columns R = 0.17 (W/p s ) [0.285 (T 1.6 ea /k 0.2 )] [ {(A s /Dt ea )/(0.25p + T ea )} 0.8 ] R = 1.22 (W/p s ) [ (T 1.6 ea /k 0.2 )] [ x 10 7 {(A s /Dt ea )/(0.25p + T ea )} 0.8 ] TEK 7-1C and TEK 7-6A
56 Tables for W-Shape Columns Column Size Concrete Masonry Density, lb/ft 3 Minimum Required Equivalent Thickness of Concrete Masonry Protection Assembly, T ea, in. For Fire Resistance Rating, hr W 14 x W 14 x W 14 x TEK 7-6A
57 Control Joints
58 Exterior Generated Fires
59 Monte Carlo Hotel Las Vegas Jan. 24, 2008
60 America Burning And yet there are significant pressures for our building codes to relax fire requirements, particularly for compartmentation
61 Summary Balanced design provides redundancy in fire safety systems Concrete masonry provides robustness and added protection Determine fire ratings by the calculation method found in the codes and references listed in the codes.
62 Course Evaluations In order to maintain a high-quality learning experience, a required course evaluation will be distributed and collected at the end of this education session. 64
63 Questions? Thank you for your time! This concludes the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education Systems Course Sunrise Valley Drive Herndon, VA
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