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What is the classification standard of fireproofing material levels?

What is the classification standard of fireproofing material levels?

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the following are the criteria: Currently fire materials levels mainly include:class A : incombustible building material,which almost doesn't burn. class A1: non-combustible, without open fire, class A2, non-combustible, it needs to measure the smoke and be qualified. class B1: nonflammable building material: nonflammable materials have good flame resistance function. when it contacts open fire or is under high temperature, it's difficult to burn and be spreading rapidly, and will stop burn after removing the combustion?source. class B1: combustible?building?materials: combustible materials have good flame resistance function. when it contacts open fire or is put in the air at high temperature, it will immediately burst into flames, and easily result in the spreading of fire, such as wooden column, timber roof truss, timber beam, wooden stairs, etc. class B3: inflammability building materials, without any flame resisting effects, easy to burn, and has large danger of fire disaster. In addition, according to different standards, fire-proofing materials' grade partition is different: DIN4102: A1, A2, B1, B2, B3: EN13501-1 A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F
Standard: Class A: Incombustible building material, almost without burning. class A1: Non-combustible, no open flame,class A2: Non-combustible,it needs to measure smoke and be qualified. Class B1: Nonflammable building material: Nonflammable materials have good flame resistance function. when it contacts open fire or is under high temperature, it's difficult to burn and be spreading rapidly, and will stop burn after removing the combustion?source. Class B2: Combustible?building?materials: Combustible materials have good flame resistance function. when it contacts open fire or is put in the air at high temperature, it will immediately burst into flames, and easily result in the spreading of fire, such as wooden column, timber roof truss, timber beam, wooden stairs, etc. Class B3: Inflammability building materials, without any flame resisting effects, easy to burn, and has large danger of fire disaster.

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