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VTT CERTIFICATE NO 163/01, Date of issue 30.9.1996 Updated 20.12.2002, 7.8.2003 and 20.12.20081211.2 Requirements on fire resistance of structures and fire behaviour of products arepresented in the National Building Code of Finland, Part E1, Fire safety of buildings,Regulations and guidelines, 2002.11.3 Reaction to fire class of all panel types is A2s1,d0. The classification is valid forfree standing applications, for thickness not less than 50 mm and for organic coatings:Polyester (25 µm), polyvinylidene fluoride (27 –40 µm), polyvinyl chloride laminate(132 µm) and glue amounts from 235 g/m 2 to 315 g/m 2 .The stone wools CES 35C, CES 50C, CES 50F and CES 75F used in Paroc Fire ProofPanels are classified to Euroclass A1.11.4 Fire resistance of wall or ceiling constructions made of Paroc Fire Proof Panelpanelsare classified according to the standard EN 135012. The classess for thedifferent panel types are given in the table 13. The following must be noted: The fireresistance classes in national type approvals for Paroc panels can differ from the table 13classes and the national classes are then valid:Table 13. Fire resistance classes of Paroc Fire Proof panelsApplication Panel type Thickness (mm) Fire resistance NoteclassPartitions and AST ® T 100 240 EI 45 1) 2)external walls AST ® S 5080100120150175EI 20EI 45EI 60EI 90EI 120EI 1801) 2)AST ® F 5080100120150200 240175 240AST ® E 5080100120150175 240EI 240EI 45EI 90EI 120EI 129EI 180EI 240EI 45EI 90EI 120EI 120EI 180EI 2401) 2)1) 2)Ceilings AST ® E 100 240 EI 60 1) 3)1) The Paroc panels are to meet the requirements as given in table 32) In a fire situation the panels can be used both vertically and horizontally installed3) For ceilings, the classification is valid for fire from both below and above provided that the loadbearing structures and the fastenings there to on the side exposed to fire are protected against fire insuch a way that their fire classifications (R) is at least the same as the fire classification of the ceilingand nor do their deflections have an adverse effect on the ceiling fire properties
VTT CERTIFICATE NO 163/01, Date of issue 30.9.1996 Updated 20.12.2002, 7.8.2003 and 20.12.200813When wall or ceiling constructions made of Paroc Panel panels have fire resistancerequirements the constructions are considered as nonload bearing constructions.In a fire situation the panels are acting as catenary constructions because the exposedsteel sheet will disconnect from the stone wool core in an early stage of fire. The fixingsto the bearing construction, that must have at least the same fire resistance as the panelconstruction, must be designed accordingly.The elements are not allowed to extend from one fire compartment to another in neitherdirection.Electrical installations have to be installed on the surface of the elements instead ofembedding in the panels.Fire resistance of penetrations in Paroc Panel wall structures have to be verifiedseparately.For allowed span lengths in fire situations national regulations apply.12. Durability12.1 The panels are coated with organic coil coatings, which stand up well to theeffects of normal weather stresses. The coatings protect the metal facings below. Thepanels coated with polyester are used in low to medium corrosivity categories mainlyindoors. The panels coated with PVDF are mainly used outdoors and can also be used inmore aggressive environments like industrial surroundings12.2 The long term performance of the panel system depends on permanence of thetightness of the joints and load bearing properties. Load bearing performance over timeis taken into account in dimensioning of the structures (chapter 7). Maintenanceguidance by the manufacturer must be followed.12.3 An influence of long term thermal and humidity stresses on the panels in externalwalls is estimated to decrease the strength of the panels approximately 20 % after 50years in European climatic conditions13. Environmental aspects13.1 The stone wool products meet the Finnish requirements regarding health andsafety at work and user safety.13.2 The dust release from free stone wool surfaces is very small according to themeasurements. Paroc panels are faced with steel and the joints are air tight. The cuttingof the panels during the installation is the only stage during which some dust may occur.13.3 The organic emissions from the rock wool have been monitored over sevenyears. The measured maximum formaldehyde emissions were between 0.004 0.021mg/m 3 . No phenol emissions were detected.
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