Thermal insulation
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Rockwool pipe insulation being applied to a steel pipe in preparation for a fire test for a firestop system using firestop mortar. The subsequent test achieved a 2 hour rating. |
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Foamglass pipe covering used in successful 2 hour ULC firestop fire test |
Fire test construction showing fibreglass insulated pipe with foil scrim kraft facing, subsequently choked off by intumescent wrap strip FS195. |
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Stud cavity insulation made of rockwool, with firestop. |
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Fibreglass used a packing for an intumescent firestop caulking. |
Rockwool used to firestop a building joint. |
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Rockwool used to firestop a building joint. |
Rockwool used to firestop a building joint. |
Firestop installation using rockwool insulation. |
Underside of firestop where rockwool is used to hold up firestop mortar. |
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Fibreglass insulation used improperly as a substitute for a proper firestop at Cambrian College, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Fireproofing is also a form of thermal insulation. |
Fibreglass insulation used improperly as a substitute for a proper firestop at Cambrian College, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Fireproofing is also a form of thermal insulation. |
Fibreglass pipe covering with interrupted vapour barrier at the firestop. |
Rockwool pipe covering with uninterrupted vapour barrier at the firestop. |
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Fibreglass and foamed rubber pipe insulation used in a successful firestop fire test. Note that both of these insulations were wrapped with 3M intumescent wrap strip FS195 inside the firestop mortar. |
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