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Fire compartmentalisation is particularly important in workplace buildings, where there are often large numbers of people present. It can also help to protect valuable equipment and inventory from damage.
Reasons why fire compartmentalisation is important in workplace buildings
How fire compartmentalisation is achieved
Fire compartmentalisation is achieved using fire-resistant materials and construction methods. Fire-resistant walls and floors are typically made from concrete, masonry, or steel. Fire doors are made from specially designed materials that can withstand high temperatures for a prolonged period.
In addition to fire-resistant materials, it is important to seal any gaps or openings in fire compartment boundaries. This can be done using a variety of methods, such as fire-resistant mastics, sealants, and collars.
Common fire compartmentation elements
Maintaining fire compartmentation
It is important to maintain fire compartmentation to ensure its effectiveness. This includes regularly inspecting fire doors, fire dampers, and cavity barriers to make sure that they are in good condition and operating properly.
It is imperative to keep fire compartment boundaries free from obstructions. This means that doors and other openings should not be propped open, and that furniture and other items should not be placed in front of fire walls or fire doors.
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