Putting Community Safety Ahead ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Fire Contained. Safety Secured.
The principle of "Precaution is better than Cure" underscores the importance of pro-active safety measures. This proposal highlights the numerous benefits of implementing Passive fire protection systems as a key component of fire safety protocols, demonstrating how it better than traditional methods such as fire extinguishers and sprinklers in various critical aspects.
Majority fire-break outs are initiated due to electrical short-circuits and overloads which can be restricted.
Areas of Application for our “Passive fire Protection System
A. Wall & floor openings: Openings in the separating walls or floors shall be fitted with 4 hour fire resistance barrier systems (Mortar barrier systems for load bearing applications or Mineral wool board barriers for light weight & easy retrofitting option). It will be suitable for cables passing through cable shafts, cables running through wall penetrations, below electrical panels.
B. Fire Passivation of electrical cables: The intumescent cable coating shall be applied at critical areas to the required thickness for a 4 hour fire rating. Horizontal cables to be intermittently coated at every 3-4 meters and vertical cables to be coated completely depending on the layout. Cable connections to all equipment with high electrical load to be covered
C. Electrical conduits / Ducts: These are to be sealed by in-situ application of fire grade sealants with 2 hour rating.
D. Transformer / Substations/ Conduits/ Cable Shafts/ Electrical panel area to be protected.
We gladly inform that we are the only company which is approved by Centre for Fire, Explosives & Environment Safety (CFEES, DRDO) & having various certifications / Test reports by many government approved labs as mentioned below.
| Sr. No. | Test | Standard | Organization | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Non-Combustibility Test | BS476: Part IV | CFEES, DRDO | Approved |
| B | Fire propagation prevention on cable surface for a minimum period of 120 minutes at 0.8mm DFT. | IEC 60332-3-21 | CBRI, Roorkee | Approved |
| C | Fire propagation prevention on cable surface for a minimum period of 240 minutes at 1.6mm DFT. | IEC 60332-3-21 | CBRI, Roorkee | Approved |
| D | Cable fire protection /fire survivability - circuit integrity for a minimum period of 50 minutes | IEC 60331-11 | CBRI, Roorkee | Approved |
| E | Grouped cables fire suppression, ampacity, weathering, etc. | FM 3971 | FM, USA | Approved |
| F | Hydrocarbon Fire test temperature (>1100° C) | CBRI, Roorkee | Approved | |
| G | Flame Retardant Test | IEEE 383 | CBRI, Roorkee | Approved |
| H | Toxicity Index | NES-713 NCD-1409 |
CBRI, Roorkee | Approved |
| I | 14 Days water immersion test | IICT-CSIR, Hydrabad | Approved | |
| J | Heat dissipation | ERDA, Vadodara | Approved | |
| K | Smoke Density • 99% (max. light transmittance) • 1.0 (Smoke density rating) |
ASTM D 2843 | NABL Accredited Lab | Approved |
| J | Oxygen index test | ASTM D 2863-2000 | ERDA, Vadodara | Approved |
| L | Oxygen index test | ASTM D 2863-2000 | ERDA, Vadodara | Approved |
| M | Bending Test of cable coating via loop test method • At Room Temperature • At high temperature 60° C • At low temperature -04° C |
ERDA, Vadodara | Approved | |
| M | Halogen acid gas (<35 %) | IEC 60754 pt-1 | NABL Accredited Lab | Approved |