Sprayed Concrete with increased Fire Resistance |
A sprayed
concrete has increased fire resistance if it is improved with polypropylene
fibers. In the event of fire, the PP fibers melt and leave pathways free for
the incipient vapour diffusion, preventing destruction of the cement matrix due
to the internal vapour pressure. Suitable aggregates are essential for
increased fire resistance. Their suitability must be verified by preliminary
tests.
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Granulometry 0–8
mm
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Cement type CEM
III / A-S
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Cement content 425
kg/m³
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Polypropylene fibers 2.7kg/m³,
according to type
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