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    Pipe penetration for A60 fire rated wall



    Hi,

    I have come across a requirement where I need to penetrate an A60 fire wall for the refrigerant pipes. What is the standard way of doing this?

    Can I use a pipe sleeve, and run both the refrigerant pipes in this, or should I have individual pipe sleeves for each refrigerant pipe?

    Thanks
    Nevin.



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    Re: Pipe penetration for A60 fire rated wall

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    I found this

    http://www.ribaproductselector.com/D.../COL801486.pdf

    Page 10

    The fire rating achieved will be limited to the fire rating of the building
    element through which the service passes. The size of the gaps around
    services that can be protected with Promat PROMASEAL® sealants have
    limitations. For metal pipes passing through floors the gap between the
    pipe and floor should be no greater than 38mm and for walls no greater
    than 20mm. For bundles of cables passing through floors, the maximum
    opening should be no greater than 50mm diameter (approximately
    2000mm2) and through walls, 38mm diameter (approximately 1100mm2).

    It would seem together is OK as long as the thickness of the seal is within limits.

    Rob

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