B0 Ceiling Panel
Marine fire rating B0 is an important standard in marine fire-resistant construction, which represents the fire-resistant time and fire-resistant effect of the fire-resistant structure. Specifically, Class B0 fire doors should be subjected to a standard fire resistance test of 0.5 hours and remain intact to prevent the passage of flames. This means that in the event of a fire, a B0 fire door can provide a certain interval of time to stop the flame from spreading from one place to another, providing time for the ship's personnel to escape and be rescued.
Overview
Introduction:
Marine fire rating B0 refers to a specific fire rating in the fire-resistant structure of a ship, which is closely related to the safety and fire resistance of a ship. In the process of ship design and construction, the fire rating is based on the fire risk assessment of different parts of the ship to ensure that in the event of a fire, the spread of flame and smoke can be effectively prevented so as to safeguard the safety of people and property on board.
The importance of a ship's fireproof structure cannot be ignored. Once a fire breaks out in one of the crew compartments of a ship sailing on the vast ocean, if there is no structural fire protection to support the separation, the fire may expand rapidly and threaten the safety of the whole ship. Therefore, fully recognizing the importance of fireproof structure of ships and designing and constructing them in accordance with the relevant conventions and codes is the key to ensure the safety of human life at sea.
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Type | T25AXY |
Fire Class | B-0 |
Weight | 14.2kg/㎡ |
Product Sound Reduction | 56dB |
Thermal Transmittance | 1.13Kcal/㎡h℃ |
Core Material | Rock Wool 120kg/m³ |
Surface Finish | PVC film or Galvanized steel |
Dimension | 25mm(t)*550mm(w)*length(max.3500mm) |
Tolerances | Thickness°-1*Width°-1*Length±3 |
