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Artigos Técnicos - Pigmentos e Efeitos
Retardantes de Chama
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Retardantes de Chama livres de Halogênios em Tintas Intumescentes

Autor: Henrike Scheel – Budenheim Business Unit Material Ingredients
Tradução e Adaptação: Lucas Brustolim

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Protegendo o que realmente importa

Autor: Torsten Clasen - Chemische Fabrik Budenheim KG
Tradução e Adaptação: Lucas Brustolim

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Ammonium Polyphosphates and Intumescent Coatings in Structural Steel Fire Protection

Passive fire protection, as defined by the Passive Fire Protection Federation, is the primary measure integrated within the layout and structure of a building to provide inherent fire safety and protection against fire, heat and smoke hazard.

Passive fire protection ultimate target is to save people life, this goal is pursued taking measures in all aspect of buildings and constructions fire safety with the specific aim of gaining time, either to control the fire or to evacuate the building: time is of essence in any fire situation, Reactive Coatings primary rating is time, which is delay for structures to reach a given temperature in a fire situation.

Reactive coatings also called Intumescent Coatings, are a fundamental tool for Fire Safety, together with Intumescent products like seals and mastics used to plug penetration gaps they are the basic elements utilised in buildings Passive fire protection: not only they retard drastically fire propagation, the flame retardant and smoke stopping capabilities of these components also enable rescue and emergency services to undertake their jobs in a more controlled environment.

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