Steel rebars are typically protected from fire during construction through the application of fire-resistant coatings or by encasing them in fire-resistant materials, such as concrete. These protective measures help to prevent the steel rebars from reaching temperatures that could compromise their structural integrity in the event of a fire.
Steel rebars are protected from fire during construction by using fire-resistant coatings, such as intumescent paints or cementitious sprays. These coatings create a layer of insulation that prevents the steel from reaching high temperatures, thus maintaining its structural integrity. Additionally, fire-resistant materials, such as fireproof boards or mineral wool, may be used to provide an additional layer of protection.
Steel rebars are protected from fire during construction by applying fire-resistant coatings or by using fireproofing materials such as spray-applied fireproofing or intumescent paints. These protective measures help to delay the heating of the steel rebars and prevent them from losing their structural integrity in the event of a fire.
