Fire-rated sealants for floor and wall through-penetrations. Fire Stop Systems
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1 Fire-rated sealants for floor and wall through-penetrations Fire Stop Systems
2 While electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems are a necessity in building construction, it is often necessary to pass these systems through hourly fire-resistive floor or wall assemblies. Typically, openings are cut or drilled through the floor or wall, and then the penetrating items are installed. However, this leaves an opening, or annular space, through which fire can spread. Firestop materials are installed within the openings and around the penetrants to prevent the passage of flames and hot gases through an otherwise fire-resistive assembly. Fire Spread Prevention
3 User s Guide This brochure explains: Where fire stop systems are used The three types of fire stop systems that USG offers How to select and specify the appropriate fire stop system Pages Understand Your System Overview pplications Components Performance Testing Select Your System Performance Selector Penetration Fire Tests Construction Joint Fire Tests Fire Containment Curtain Wall Systems Design Your System 9 Good Design Practices Specify Your System 0 pplication Guide Specifications For More Information Technical Service 800 USG.YOU Web Site USG Fire Stop Systems
4 Overview The intersection where two fire-rated assemblies meet (for example, a wall assembly and a floor/ceiling assembly) also creates a joint through which fire can spread. To prevent this, fire-rated construction joint assemblies are installed at these intersections. USG Fire Stop Systems address this problem of openings in the barrier. They consist of mortar-, caulk- and intumescent-type materials that provide reliable firestops. Mortar-type Materials These materials are applied wet over the forming materials (where applicable). They then set or harden to form a tough, durable seal. Typically used in walls, floors and curtain wall slab-edge conditions where strength and economy are required. Caulk Materials These materials are applied from a caulking tube or pail, or are spray-applied. They dry to form a flexible seal. These products are typically used in dynamic joints in head-of-wall designs, as well as certain floor and wall penetrations where movement is anticipated and flexibility is a requirement. Intumescent-type Materials Greatly expanding when exposed to high temperatures, these materials are only necessary when the integrity of the penetrants is compromised by high temperature, such as in plastic pipes or some insulated pipes. USG Fire Stop Systems
5 pplications USG Fire Stop Systems consist of special sealants that are trowelled, poured, sprayed, wrapped or caulked around a penetrant (for example, pipe, conduit, duct or cable bundles) through a wall. The sealant prevents the passage of fire through a fire-resistive partition or floor-ceiling assembly. System pplication Head-of-Wall Construction Joint with Metal Deck Wall Through-Penetration Head-of-Wall Construction Joint Floor Through-Penetration 5 USG Fire Stop Systems
6 Components USG Fire Stop Systems have been comprehensively tested for fire resistance ratings only when all of the system components are used together. Substitutions of any of the components are not recommended and are not supported by USG. Refer to the appropriate product material safety data sheet for complete health and safety information. Mortar-Type Materials FIRECODE Brand Compound Provides a strong, durable firestop with exceptional economy pplied in wet form and allowed to set or harden Mix only what s needed for the application at hand (mix powder-type with water and premixed-type with activator powder) Withstands the thermal and mechanical shock of high pressure hose stream testing Fresh compound bonds to cured compound, simplifying repairs due to construction damage or changes to penetrating items Mixes quickly and easily with water at jobsite Consistency of the compound may be changed to suit application Once mixed, sets in hours and bonds to concrete, metals, wood and cable jacketing without the use of primers Dries to a red color easily seen and identified by fire marshals May be sanded smooth and painted with either latex or oil-based paints Refer to submittal sheet J5 for more information Caulk-type Materials FIRECODE Brand crylic Firestop Sealant-Type and FIRECODE Brand crylic Firestop Spray Sealant-Type S Simple to install using either a caulking gun or airless spray equipment (FIRECODE Brand crylic Firestop Spray Sealant) crylic, elastomeric material is capable of ± 5% movement in a fire-rated joint vailable in rust red, a color easily seen and identified by fire marshals Lowest installed cost for head-of-wall applications Can be painted once fully cured Sprayable grade offers savings in head-of-wall applications with long joint runs Refer to submittal sheets J65 and J66 for more information SHEETROCK Brand coustical Sealant Reduces sound transmission in partition systems to achieve specified STC values Seals spaces at perimeters of partitions or around cutouts Easily applied on vertical and horizontal surfaces Remains flexible when dry Off-white, can be painted once fully dry Maximizes sound attenuation with complete perimeter seal of both faces crylic water-based caulking material Refer to submittal sheet J678 for more information 6 USG Fire Stop Systems
7 Intumescent-Type Materials FIRECODE Brand Intumescent crylic Firestop Sealant-Type I Single-component, water-based sealant that expands when heated to fill any void caused from combustible materials being burned or melted during a fire Remains flexible when dry Rust red is easily identifiable by fire code officials Can be painted once fully cured Superb unprimed adhesion Cures to a skin in hrs. at 75 F/50% R.H.; full cure, one week for / thickness (cure time depends on thickness) Refer to submittal sheet J67 for more information 7 USG Fire Stop Systems
8 Performance Testing When you specify USG Fire Stop Systems, you are selecting one of the most important elements in the building. For that reason, you should choose the system that ensures superior safety and performance. Performance Tests USG Fire Stop Systems result from a program of extensive testing and continuous improvements, backed by over 00 years of experience in the building materials industry. Testing Methods ll USG products and systems undergo exhaustive testing to ensure that they meet exacting standards. USG s products are Classified as to fire resistance and fire-hazard properties. s part of this protocol, Underwriters Laboratories (UL) periodically audits production of these materials to ensure compliance with necessary properties. UL is an independent, not-for-profit organization that has tested products for public safety for over a century. Products are manufactured and tested in accordance with STM standards. STM International is one of the largest voluntary standards development organizations in the world, and is a trusted source for technical standards for materials, products, systems, and services. The USG Fire Stop Systems tests include: STM E8 (NSI/UL 7): Surface Burning Characteristics STM E8 (NSI/UL 79) and ULC-S5: Standard Test Method for Fire Tests of Through-Penetration Fire Stops STM E966 (NSI/UL 079): Standard Test Method for Fire-Resistive Joint Systems STM E90: Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of irborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements Testing Results Fire Resistance FIRECODE Brand FIRECODE Brand FIRECODE Brand FIRECODE Brand SHEETROCK Brand Compound a crylic Firestop crylic Firestop Intumescent coustical Sealant-Type b Spray Sealant- crylic Firestop Sealant-Type S Type S b Sealant-Type I b STM E8 STM E8 STM E966 STM E90 STM E8 Flame Spread Smoke Developed (a) pproved by NYC (ME -9-M) and L City (RR#5). Recognized by ICBO (ER-5050). Rated non-toxic in accordance with the sixth draft of the University of Pittsburgh test method and the LC50, calculated using the Weil method. (b) pproved by NYC (NE 9-0-M). 8 USG Fire Stop Systems
9 Fire Containment Curtain Walls Code Requirements U.S. model building codes require that the gap at the slab edge/curtain wall interface be treated to maintain the same fire integrity as the floor/ceiling. The life-safety fire containment systems have been tested (UL Systems CW-S-00, CW-S-00 and CW-S-00) and accepted or recognized (ICBO ER-, California State Fire Marshal, OSHPD) as preventing the passage of flame at the interface for the classification period. See Performance Selector in this resource for more information on fire resistance. Framing Exterior THERMFIBER THERMFIBER FIRECODE Maximum Integrity Insulation UL System Type Finish Fire Span Safing Brand Linear Rating Rating Number Insulation Insulation Compound Opening Hr Hr Thickness Thickness Thickness Width Steel Studs Conventional -/ 5 min. CW-S-00 Exterior Finish luminum Spandrel 8 5 min. CW-S-00 Mullions Glass luminum Spandrel 8 5 min. CW-S-00 Mullions luminum pproximate FIRECODE Brand Compound Coverage Rates Dry Powder (lbs.) pprox. Water pprox. Volume of Compound dditions (pts.) pplied Firestop (cu. in.) a FIRECODE Brand Ready-Mixed Compound Ready-Mixed Compound (qts.) ( gal.) (.5 gal.) 09.5 pprox. Volume of pplied Ready-Mixed Firestop (cu. in) (a) Based on approximately 7.5 pints water per 5 lb. bag for wall penetrations. For floor penetrations, approximately 8. pints water per 5 lb. bag is recommended and yields approximately 57 cu. in. of applied firestop. 9 USG Fire Stop Systems
10 Performance Testing pproximate Coverage Rates FIRECODE Brand crylic Firestop Sealant (regular and Type S), FIRECODE Brand Intumescent crylic Firestop Sealant Type I, SHEETROCK Brand coustical Sealant Package Volume pprox. Volume of / Sealant Type pplied Firestop Bead Std. cartridge 0. fl. oz. 00 ml 9 cu. in. 7 lin. ft. Lrg. cartridge 8.8 fl. oz. 850 ml 5 cu. in. lin. ft. Lrg. cartridge 0.0 fl. oz. 887 ml 5 cu. in. lin. ft. Sausage 0. fl. oz. 600 ml 7 cu. in. 5 lin. ft..5 gal. pail fl. oz. 70 ml 00 cu. in. 6 lin. ft. 5.0 gal. pail 60.0 fl. oz. 897 ml 55 cu. in. 85 lin. ft. SHEETROCK Brand coustical Sealant Gallon 9 oz. cartridge / bead /8 bead / bead / bead /8 bead / bead 9 ft. 7 ft. 98 ft. 89 ft. 0 ft. ft. (a) Based on approximately 7.5 pints water per 5 lb. bag for wall penetrations. For floor penetrations, approximately 8. pints water per 5 lb. bag is recommended and yields approximately 57 cu. in. of applied firestop. 0 USG Fire Stop Systems
11 Performance Selector Steel/Iron Metallic Penetrating Floor, Roof Firestopping Forming nnular Rating UL Reference Item and or Wall Material Space System Diameter Type Minimum Depth Material Minimum Maximum F T Number RL Index Steel or iron pipe, up to 6 CW, CF Type S -/, min. pcf /8 / 0 C-J-00 S77 Steel or iron pipe, up to 6 CW, CF Type S -/, min. pcf /8 0 C-J-00 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / -5/6 0 C-J-08 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to 0 CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / 0 C-J-08 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF / Type, min. pcf / 0 C-J-7 S77 5 Steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF / Type, min. pcf 0 7/8 0 C-J-7 S77 6 Steel or iron pipe up to 8 CW, CF / Type I, min. pcf / -/8 0 C-J-8 S77 7 Steel or iron pipe up to 8 CW, CF / Type, min. pcf a / C-J-56 S77 8 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF Type I Foam Backer a /8 / C-J-57 S77 9 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to 8 CW, CF Type I Foam Backer / 0 --/8 -/ C-J-58 S77 0 Steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF Type I -/, min., pcf a / -/ /- C-J-59 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to 8 FSD / Type, min. pcf / -5/8 0 F--00 S77 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to 8 FSD / Type, min. pcf a / 5/8 F--50 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to 8 WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 / F-C-069 S77 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to WF / Type I Foam Backer a 0 7/8 /- F-C-50 S77 5 Steel or iron pipe up to CW, CF / Type I Foam Backer 0 0 W-J-09 S77 6 Steel or iron pipe up to GW Type FC -/, min. pcf / -/ 0 W-L-07 S77 7 Steel or iron pipe up to 6 GW Type FC -/, min. pcf -5/8 0 W-L-07 S77 8 Steel or iron pipe up to GW / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf / -5/8 0 W-L-09 S77 9 Steel or iron pipe up to -/ GW Type FC or RFC / -5/8 0 W-L-06 S77 0 Steel or iron pipe up to GW Type S -/, min. pcf / -/ 0 W-L-06 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to GW Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf /8-5/8 - W-L-065 S77 Steel or iron pipe up to GW Type FC or RFC / -/ 0- W-L-087 S77 Insulated steel pipe up to GW / Type FC or RFC / / W-L-50 S77 Insulated steel pipe up to -/ GW Type FC or RFC / 5/8 / W-L-50 S77 5 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to GW Type I Foam Backer a, c 0 /8 / W-L-5 S77 6 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to 8 GW / Type I Foam Backer a, c / -/8 - /- W-L-55 S77 7 Insulated steel or iron pipe up to 8 GW Type I Foam Backer c 0 / W-L-56 S77 8 Conduit Nominal CW, CF Type S -/, min. pcf /8 / 0 C-J-00 S77 9 Nominal CW, CF Type S -/, min. pcf /8 0 C-J-00 S77 0 Steel conduit up to 6 or metallic CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / 0 C-J-08 S77 tubing up to Nominal CW, CF / Type, min. pcf 0 7/8 0 C-J-7 S77 Nominal CW, CF / Type I, min. pcf / -/8 0 C-J-8 S77 Insulated nominal CW, CF Type I -/, min. pcf a / -/ /- C-J-59 S77 Nominal FSD / Type, Min. pcf / -5/8 0 F--00 S77 5 Nominal WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 / F-C-069 S77 6 Nominal flex. pipe WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 / F-C-070 S77 7 Nominal CW / Type I Foam Backer 0 0 W-J-09 S77 8 Steel conduit or metallic tubing up to GW Type FC -/, min. pcf / -/ 0 W-L-07 S77 9 Nominal or metallic tubing up to GW / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf / -5/8 0- W-L-09 S77 0 Steel conduit or metallic tubing up to -/ GW Type FC or RFC / -5/8 0 W-L-06 S77 Steel conduit or metallic tubing up to GW Type S -/, min. pcf / -/ 0 W-L-06 S77 Nominal or metallic tubing up to GW Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf /8-5/8 W-L-065 S77 Nominal or metallic tubing up to GW Type FC or RFC / -/ 0- W-L-087 S77 (a) Pipe covering material (b) Minimum depth dependent upon annular space dimensions (c) Optional (d) Ceramic fiber (e) -hr. wall (f) -hr. (two layers 7/8 backer rod); -hr. (bond breaker tape) (g) Two layers 7/8 backer rod (h) Formerly Type -SP USG Fire Stop Systems
12 Performance Selector Copper Penetrating Floor, Roof Firestopping Forming nnular Rating UL Reference Item and or Wall Material Space System Diameter Type Minimum Depth Material Minimum Maximum F T Number RL Index Pipe up to 6 CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / 0 C-J-08 S77 5 Tubing and pipe up to CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / 0 C-J-08 S77 6 Tubing and pipe up to CW, CF / Type, min. 6 pcf d 0 7/8 0 C-J-7 S77 7 Tubing and pipe up to CW, CF Type I, min. pcf / -/8 0 C-J-8 S77 8 Insulated tubing and pipe up to CW, CF / Type, min. pcf /8 -/ -/- /- C-J-56 S77 9 Insulated tubing and pipe up to CW, CF Type I Foam Backer /8 / C-J-57 S77 50 Insulated tubing and pipe up to CW, CF Type I -/, min. pcf / -/ /- C-J-59 S77 5 Tubing and pipe up to FSD / Type, min. pcf / -5/8 0 F--00 S77 5 Insulated tubing and pipe up to FSD / Type, min. pcf / 5/8 F--50 S77 5 Tubing and pipe up to WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 / F-C-069 S77 5 Insulated tubing and pipe up to WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 /- F-C-50 S77 55 Tubing and pipe up to CW / Type I Foam Backer 0 0 W-J-09 S77 56 Pipe up to 6 GW Type FC -/, min. pcf -5/8 0 W-L-07 S77 57 Pipe up to GW / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf / -5/8 0 W-L-09 S77 58 Tubing up to GW Type FC or RFC / -5/8 0 W-L-06 S77 59 Tubing up to GW Type FC or RFC / -/ 0 W-L-087 S77 60 Insulated tubing up to GW / Type FC or RFC, min. pcf a / / W-L-50 S77 6 Insulated pipe or tubing up to GW Type FC or RFC, min. pcf a / 5/8 / W-L-50 S77 6 Insulated tubing and pipe up to GW Type I Foam Backer c 0 /8 / W-L-5 S77 6 Insulated tubing and pipe up to GW / Type I Foam Backer c / -/8 - /- W-L-55 S77 6 Cables Cables CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / 0 C-J-05 S77 65 Cables CW, CF / Type I, min. pcf Varies Varies 0-/- C-J-7 S77 66 Cables CW, CF / Type I, min. pcf / -/6 / C-J-75 S77 67 Cables WF / Type I Foam Backer c Varies Varies / F-C-05 S77 68 Cables GW Type FC or RFC, min. pcf / -/ 0 W-L-0 S77 69 Cables GW / Type FC or RFC -7/8, min. pcf / -7/8 0- W-L-0 S77 70 Cables GW / Type I Foam Backer c / -/ - /-/ W-L-6 S77 7 Cables GW / Type I Foam Backer c / - /-/ W-L-6 S77 7 ir Ducts Steel duct, Nom. 8 x 6 CW, CF Type I, min. pcf Varies 0 C-J-706 S77 7 Steel duct, Nom. CW, CF / Type I, min. pcf / -/8 0 C-J-706 S77 7 Steel duct, -ga., up to x 0 GW / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf 7/6-5/8 0 W-L-700 S77 75 Steel duct, 8-ga. galv., nom. x 6 GW Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf / -5/8 / W-L-700 S77 76, 6-ga., galv. steel vent duct GW / Type I Foam Backer c 0-0 W-L-7057 S77 77 Glass Pipe Glass pipe, nom. N GW / Type I Foam Backer c / -/8 0 W-L-7 S77 78 (a) Pipe covering material (b) Minimum depth dependent upon annular space dimensions (c) Optional (d) Ceramic fiber (e) -hr. wall (f) -hr. (two layers 7/8 backer rod); -hr. (bond breaker tape) (g) Two layers 7/8 backer rod (h) Formerly Type -SP USG Fire Stop Systems
13 Plastic Penetrating Floor, Roof Firestopping Forming nnular Rating UL Reference Item and or Wall Material Space System Diameter Type Minimum Depth Material Minimum Maximum F T Number RL Index -/,, or CW, CF Wrap, Type Varies Varies C-J-0 S77 79 sched. 0 PVC pipe or Type I c sched. 0 PVC or BS pipe CW, CF Wrap, Type or Type I c / Varies C-J-0 S / or sched. 0 PVC pipe CW, CF / Type I Foam Backer /8 / -/ C-J-95 S77 8 or SDR7 CPVC pipe Type Foam Backer / /8 -/ / PEX tube or ENT CW, CF / Type I Foam Backer c / 7/6 -/- C-J-96 S77 8 -/ sched. 0 PVC pipe FSD Type I Foam Backer / 7/6 -/ F--06 S77 8 sched. 0 PVC pipe or CW, CF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 -/ F--06 S77 8 SDR7 CPVC pipe or sched. 0 PVC conduit 6 sched. 0 PVC or CF Wrap, Type or Type I c Varies Varies - -/- F--06 S SDR5 CPVC pipe -/ sched. 0 PVC or BS pipe WF Wrap, / Type I Foam Backer c 0 / / F-C-79 S / sched. 0 PVC WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 F-C-80 S77 87 or BS pipe -/ sched. 0 PVC WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 F-C-8 S77 88 or BS pipe sched. 0 PVC pipe or WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 / F-C-8 S77 89 SDR7 CPVC pipe or sched. 0 PVC conduit sched. 0 PVC or sched. WF / Type I Foam Backer c 0 / / F-C-8 S BS or SDR7 CPVC pipe SDR.5 CPVC pipe CW / Type I Foam Backer / -/8 0 W-J-068 S77 9, or sched. 0 PVC pipe GW Wrap, Type Varies Varies W-L-0 S77 9 or Type I c Up to sched. 0 PVC or GW Wrap, Type or Type I c Varies Varies 0- W-L- S77 9 -/ SDR5 CPVC pipe 6 sched. 0 PVC pipe GW Wrap, / Type or 0 /8 -/ W-L- S77 9 Type I SDR.5 CPVC pipe GW / Type I Foam Backer e / -/8 - - W-L- S77 95 / PEX tube or EMT GW / Type I Foam Backer c / /8 - /-- W-L- S /- -/ -/ sched. 0 PVC pipe GW Type I Foam Backer c / 5/8 W-L-5 S77 97 sched. 0 PVC pipe GW / Type I Foam Backer c 0 7/8 0 W-L-6 S77 98 (a) Pipe covering material (b) Minimum depth dependent upon annular space dimensions (c) Optional (d) Ceramic fiber (e) -hr. wall (f) -hr. (two layers 7/8 backer rod); -hr. (bond breaker tape) (g) Two layers 7/8 backer rod (h) Formerly Type -SP USG Fire Stop Systems
14 Performance Selector 8 Blank (No Penetrant) Penetrating Floor, Roof Firestopping Forming nnular Rating UL Reference Item and or Wall Material Space System Diameter Type Minimum Depth Material Minimum Maximum F T Number RL Index -/ concrete floor, CW, CF Type FC or RFC, min. pcf 8 0- C-J-00 S concrete wall Construction Joint Systems Floor, Roof Firestopping Forming Joint Move- Comp./ ssembly UL Reference or Wall Material ment System Type Minimum Depth Material Width Class Exten Rating Number RL Index Floor joint CF / Type, min..5 pcf max. F-F-S-008 S77 00 Head-of-wall or roof FSD/CF, / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf max. 5/8 II & III 80%/ HW-D-000 S77 0 assembly (slip track) GW 60% Head-of-wall or roof FSD/CF, -/ Type FC or RFC max. 5/8 II & III 80%/ HW-D-000 S77 0 assembly (slip track) GW 60% Head-of-wall or roof CW, CF Type FC or RFC min. pcf max. II & III 5%/ HW-D-0009 S77 0 assembly (slip track) % Head-of-wall, flat CF, GW / Type (6) nom. II & III 5% - HW-D-058 S77 0 Head-of-wall, flat CW, CF / Type (7) nom. II & III 5% HW-D-059 S77 05 Head-of-wall FSD/CF, /8 Type S min. pcf nom. II & III 5%/ - HW-D-060 S77 06 perpendicular/parallel GW 5% Head-of-wall FSD/CF, /8 Type S min. pcf nom. II & III 5%/ HW-D-06 S77 07 perpendicular/parallel CW 5% Head-of-wall FSD/CF, 5/8 Type min. pcf (optional when max. / II & III 5% - HW-D-06 S77 08 perpendicular/parallel GW or S type is used) 5% Head-of-wall or roof FSD/CF, / Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf max. / HW-S-000 S77 09 assembly GW Head-of-wall or roof FSD/CF, Type FC or RFC -/, min. pcf max. / HW-S-000 S77 0 assembly GW Head-of-wall FSD/CF, Type S min. pcf density mineral max. 5/8 II & III 5% HW-D-07 S77 GW wool Wall joint CF / Type S max. / HW-S-00 S77 Wall joint CF Type S max. / HW-S-00 S77 Wall joint CF / Type S min. pcf max. / HW-S-005 S77 Wall joint FSD/CF Type S min. pcf max. / HW-S-005 S77 5 Wall joint CW / Type, min..5 pcf max. WW-S-006 S77 6 Codes for Type of Floor, Roof or Wall: CF Concrete Floor CW Concrete Wall FSD Fluted Steel Deck GW Gypsum Wall WF Wood Floor Codes for Firestopping Material: Type FIRECODE crylic Firestop Sealant (regular) Type S h FIRECODE crylic Firestop Spray Sealant (Type S) Type S SHEETROCK Brand coustical Sealant Type I FIRECODE Intumescent crylic Firestop Sealant-Type I Type FC FIRECODE Compound Type RFC Ready-Mixed FIRECODE Compound Wrap TREMstop D Intumescent Wrap Strips (a) Pipe covering material (b) Minimum depth dependent upon annular space dimensions (c) Optional (d) Ceramic fiber (e) -hr. wall (f) -hr. (two layers 7/8 backer rod); -hr. (bond breaker tape) (g) Two layers 7/8 backer rod (h) Formerly Type -SP USG Fire Stop Systems
15 Penetration Fire Tests Mortar-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-08 (Pipe) B 5 Section B 5 F-Rating Hr. 0 Hr.. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness floor, minimum 6-/ wall. The annular space range shall be minimum / to maximum for 0 diameter steel pipe, or 6 diameter conduit, diameter copper tubing, or cables. The annular space range shall be minimum / to maximum -5/6 for diameter steel pipe, and minimum / to maximum -/6 for 6 diameter copper tubing or copper pipe.. Steel sleeve (optional).. Metallic pipe: Steel pipe: diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. B Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or 6 steel conduit. C Copper tubing: D 6 diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing. Cables: 00-pair WG with PVC insulation minimum 0 to 0% maximum fill.. Forming material: Minimum of mineral wool insulation b (minimum.5 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. 5. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thick compound applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall. C-J-05 (Cable) a 5 B 5 B Section (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking. 5 USG Fire Stop Systems
16 Penetration Fire Tests Mortar-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Wall ssembly W-L-07 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr.. Metallic pipe: 0 Hr. Section B C D Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. minimum / to maximum -/ annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required. Copper tubing: 6 diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing. minimum to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required. Steel pipe: diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. minimum / to maximum -/ annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required. Steel pipe: 6 diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. minimum to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.5 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type FC: Minimum thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. Wall ssembly W-L-09 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr.. Metallic pipe: 0 & Hr. (see item below) periphery of opening is required; 0 hr. T Rating. B Section C D Steel pipe: diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. minimum / to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and Iron pipe: diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron pipe. minimum / to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required; 0 hr. T Rating. Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. minimum / to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required; 0 hr. T Rating. / diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing or steel conduit has a hr. T Rating; larger than / diameter has a 0 hr. T Rating. Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing. minimum / to maximum -5/8 annular space between pipe and periphery of opening is required; 0 hr. T Rating.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (min..0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum / thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. 6 USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
17 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. The annular space range shall F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-06 a Hr. be minimum / to maximum -5/8.. Metallic pipe: 0 Hr. Steel pipe: -/ diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. B Conduit: -/ diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. C Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall.. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. The annular space range shall F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-065 a Hr. be minimum /8 to maximum -5/8.. Metallic pipe (conduit): Hr. Multiple diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit, with maximum by 0 dimension.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. Section. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. The annular space range shall F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-087 a Hr. be minimum / to maximum -/.. Metallic pipe: Steel pipe: 0 & Hr. diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. B Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. C Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum 5/8 thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. dditional compound is applied such that a min. /8 crown is formed around the penetrating item. Section 7 USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
18 Penetration Fire Tests Mortar-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-0 and 0 a & Hr.. Cables: 00-pair WG with PVC insulation minimum 0 to 0% maximum fill (see table below). opening as a permanent form; see table below for minimum required thickness. 0 & Hr.. Forming material: Mineral wool insulation b (minimum.5 pcf) firmly packed into the. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thickness of compound as specified in the table below, applied within opening, flush with the top surface. Section Wall Maximum nnular Forming Minimum F T ssembly Fill Space Material Sealant Rating Rating Fire Rating (in.) Thickness Thickness (hours) (hours) (%) (in.) (in.) 0 / to -/ / 0-7/8 0 / to -/ / -7/8 / to 0 -/. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. nominal / to 5/8 F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-50 a Hr. annular space is required.. Metallic pipe: Copper tubing: / Hr. diameter (or smaller) Type M (or heavier) copper tubing. B Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper pipe. C Steel pipe: -/ diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe.. Forming material: Nominal thick hollow cylindrical heavy-density (minimum.5 pcf) glass-fiber jacketed on the outside with an all-service jacket.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thick compound applied within opening, flush with both Section surfaces of the wall. 8 USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
19 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-700 a Hr. 0 Hr.. ir duct: Up to by 0 prefabricated ga. sheet metal air duct. Minimum 7/6 to maximum -5/8 annular space between duct and periphery of opening is required.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.5 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum / thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. Section. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. F-Rating Wall ssembly W-L-700 a Hr.. ir duct: Up to by 6 prefabricated No. 8 MSG galvanized sheet metal air duct. Minimum / to maximum -5/8 annular space between duct and periphery of opening is required. / Hr.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.5 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type FC or RFC: Minimum thick compound applied within opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. Section (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking. 9 USG Fire Stop Systems
20 Penetration Fire Tests Caulk-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-00 a F-Rating. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness Hr. floor/minimum 6-/ wall.. Steel sleeve (optional).. Metallic pipe: Hr. Steel pipe: 6 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. 5 5 B Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or 6 diameter rigid steel conduit.. Forming material: Mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form; see table below for minimum required thickness. 5. Type S or Type SS: Minimum thickness of sealant as specified in the table below, applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall. Section Maximum Maximum nnular Forming Minimum F T Pipe EMT Space Material Sealant Rating Rating Diameter (in.) Thickness Thickness (hours) (hours) (%) (in.) (in.) -/ /8 to -/ -/8 6 /8 to -/ 0 / 6 /8 to -/ 0. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness. F-Rating Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-56 a Hr.. Metallic pipe: Steel pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel. B / & Hr. B Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron. C Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper. D Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing.. Pipe covering: Nominal thick (or less) glass fiber insulation.. Firestop treatment: B Section Pipe Type nnular Space (in.) T Rating (Hours) Steel Pipe / to Iron Pipe / to Copper Pipe /8 to -/ / Copper Tubing /8 to -/ / Forming material: Minimum thick mineral wool insulation (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. B Type : Minimum / thick sealant applied within opening, flush with the top of the floor or both sides of the wall. (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking. 0 USG Fire Stop Systems
21 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. steel fluted deck, minimum -/ thickness concrete topping. F-Rating Fluted Steel Deck ssembly F--00 a Hr. The annular space range shall be minimum / to maximum -5/8 for this firestop system.. Metallic pipe: 0 Hr. Steel pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel. B Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron. C Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper. D Copper tubing: Section E diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing. Conduit: diameter (or smaller) steel conduit or EMT.. Forming material: Minimum thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type : Minimum / thick sealant applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor. Fluted Steel Deck ssembly F--50 a F-Rating. Steel fluted deck, minimum -/ thickness concrete topping. Hr. The annular space shall be minimum / to maximum 5/8 within the firestop system. B. Metallic pipe: Hr. Steel pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel. B Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron. C Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper. D Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing.. Pipe covering: B Section Nominal thick (or less) glass fiber insulation. Forming material: Minimum thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. B Type : Minimum / thick sealant applied within opening, flush with the top surface of the floor. USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
22 Penetration Fire Tests Caulk-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Wall ssembly W-L-06 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr.. Metallic pipe or conduit: Section 0 Hr. B Steel pipe: diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. The annular space shall be a minimum of / to a maximum of -/.. Forming material: Minimum -/ thick mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type S or Type SS: Minimum layer of sealant applied within the opening, flush with both surfaces of the wall. USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
23 Intumescent-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-95 a F-Rating. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness. Hr.. Plastic pipe: diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 PVC pipe. B diameter (or smaller) SDR7 CPVC pipe. -/ Hr. : For use in closed (process or supply) piping systems.. Forming material: Foam backer rod firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type I: Sealant applied within opening, flush with top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall assembly as shown in the table below. When required, apply additional sealant such that a min. /8 crown is formed around the penetrating item. Section Max. Pipe nnular Space Min. Sealant Sealant Crown Diameter (in.) (in.) Thickness (in.) Required / to /8 / yes / to 7/8 no. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness. F-Rating Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-96 a Hr.. Electrical nonmetallic tubing: diameter (or smaller) corrugated wall ENT. The annular space shall be minimum / to maximum 7/6 within firestop system. B -/ Hr. B Forming material (optional): Foam backer rod firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within annulus, flush with top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall. dditional sealant to be installed such that a min. / crown is formed around the penetrating item. Section B (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. USG Fire Stop Systems
24 Penetration Fire Tests Intumescent-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-58 a F-Rating. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness. The Hr. annular space shall be minimum 0 to maximum -/8 within the firestop system.. Metallic pipe: 5 / Hr. Steel pipe: 5 5 Section B 8 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron.. Pipe covering: Nom. thick cellular glass insulation.. Metal jacket: Minimum 0 wide aluminum jacket tightly wrapped around the pipe insulation, secured with a hose clamp. Jacket to be abutting the surface of the sealant on the top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall. 5. Type I: Minimum thickness of sealant applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall assembly. minimum / diameter cant (5 angle) bead of sealant shall be applied at the insulation/concrete interface at the point contact locations.. Concrete floor or wall assembly, minimum -/ thickness. F-Rating Floor/Wall ssembly C-J-59 a Hr.. Metallic pipe: Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper pipe. B Hr. B Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing. C Steel pipe: diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. D Iron pipe: diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron pipe. E Conduit: diameter (or smaller) EMT or steel conduit.. Pipe covering: Glass fiber insulation; see the table below for thickness and annular Section space. B USG Fire Stop Systems B Maximum Pipe nnular Forming Minimum F T Pipe Covering Space Material Sealant Rating Rating Diameter Thickness Thickness Thickness (hours) (hours) (in.) (in.) (in.) (in.) / to / -/8 Forming material: Mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the opening to the minimum required thickness in the table above. Type I: Minimum thickness of sealant as specified in the table above, applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor or both surfaces of the wall. (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
25 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Fluted Steel Deck ssembly F--06 a F-Rating. Steel fluted deck, minimum -/ thickness concrete topping. Hr. Section -/ Hr. The annular space shall be minimum / to maximum 7/6 within the system.. Plastic pipe: diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 PVC pipe for use in closed or open piping systems.. Forming material: Closed-cell polyethylene backer rod firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form.. Type I: Minimum thick sealant applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor. Wood Floor ssembly F-C-069 a F-Rating. Floor/ceiling assembly: Hr. Flooring system: C B Section B B B B / Hr. B C 5/8 thick plywood/ x continuous wood decking. Wood joist: Nom. x 0 lumber joist. Ceiling system: layer of 5/8 gypsum wallboard, per UL Design.. Metallic pipe: Steel pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. B Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron pipe. C Conduit: diameter (or smaller) electrical metallic tubing (EMT) or steel conduit. D Copper tubing: diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing. E Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper pipe. nnular space from minimum 0 to maximum 7/8.. Forming and fire stop materials: B Forming material (optional): Foam backer rod packed into opening as a permanent form. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within the annulus, flush with the top of the floor and bottom of the ceiling assemblies. dditional sealant to be applied such that a minimum / crown is formed around the penetrating item. 5 USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
26 Penetration Fire Tests Intumescent-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. Floor/ceiling assembly: F-Rating Wood Floor ssembly F-C-8 a Hr. Floor system: Lumber or plywood subfloor topped with finish floor. B Wood joists: Hr. Nom. 0 deep (or deeper) lumber, steel or combination joists or trusses. C Ceiling system: layer of 5/8 gypsum wallboard per UL Design.. Plastic pipe-pipe with sanitary tee and drain piping. nnular space from 0 to maximum : Nom. -/ diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 (or heavier) solid or cellular-core PVC pipe. B Nom. -/ diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 ( or heavier) solid or cellular-core BS pipe. C B. Chase wall: Through penetrants shall be routed through a -hr. fire rated gypsum wallboard chase wall.. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within annulus, flush with the top surface of the floor. Minimum / cant (5 angle) bead applied at point contact and drain pipe penetration. Minimum / material applied within annulus, flush with bottom surface of top plate.. Floor/ceiling assembly: F-Rating Wood Floor ssembly C-J-96 a Hr. Floor system: Lumber or plywood subfloor topped with finish floor. B Wood joists: Hr. Nom. 0 deep (or deeper) lumber, steel or combination joists or trusses. C Ceiling system: layer of 5/8 gypsum wallboard per UL Design.. Plastic pipe: nnular space from 0 to maximum / : Nom. diameter (or smaller) schedule 0 or cellular-core PVC pipe for use in closed or open piping systems. C B B Nom. diameter (or smaller) SDR7 CPVC pipe for use in closed or open piping systems. C Nom. diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 rigid non-metallic conduit.. Chase wall: Through penetrant shall be routed through a -hr. fire rated gypsum wallboard chase wall:. Type I: Minimum / thickness of sealant applied within annulus, flush with the top surface of the floor. Minimum / cant (5 angle) bead applied at point contact. Minimum / thickness of material applied within annulus, flush with bottom surface of top plate. (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. 6 USG Fire Stop Systems
27 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Wood Floor ssembly F-C-05 a F-Rating. Floor/ceiling assembly: Hr. Floor system: C B / Hr. B C 5/8 thick plywood/ x continuous wood decking. Trusses: x lumber in conjunction with galv. steel plates or x 0 wood floor joist. Ceiling system: layer of 5/8 gypsum wallboard per UL Design.. Cables: The following types and sizes of cable may be used: Maximum three-conductor with ground No. 0 WG (or smaller) PVC insulation and jacket. B Maximum 00-pair No. WG (or smaller) PVC insulation and jacket. C Maximum 7/C No. WG copper conductor control cables. The annular space shall be /.. Forming material (optional): Foam backer rod firmly packed into opening as a permanent form.. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within annulus, flush with the top surface of the floor and bottom of ceiling assembly. Wall ssembly W-L- a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. & Hr.. Tubing: B B B /,, -/ & -/ Hr. B B nnular space from minimum / to /8 maximum. Nominal diameter (or smaller) corrugated wall ENT constructed of PVC. Nominal / diameter (or smaller) PEX tubing. Forming material (optional): In -hr. wall, foam backer rod firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within annulus, flush with both sides of the wall assembly. Section Wall ssembly W-L- 5 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr. Hr.. Plastic pipe: -/ diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 PVC pipe for use in closed or open piping systems. The annular space shall be minimum / to maximum 5/8 within the firestop system.. Type I Minimum thick sealant applied within the opening. dditional sealant to be applied such that a minimum /8 crown is formed around the penetrating item. Section (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. 7 USG Fire Stop Systems
28 Penetration Fire Tests Intumescent-Type Materials Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Wall ssembly W-L-6 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr. 0 Hr.. Plastic pipe: diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 solid-core PVC or SDR7 CPVC pipe for use in closed or open piping systems. The annular space shall be minimum 0 to maximum 7/8 within the firestop system.. Type I: Minimum / thick sealant applied within the opening. dditional sealant to be applied such that a minimum / crown is formed around the penetrating item Section Wall ssembly W-L-55 a F-Rating. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly. Hr.. Metallic pipe: B Section B B 0 & Hr. Steel pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) Schedule 0 (or heavier) steel pipe. B Iron pipe: 8 diameter (or smaller) cast or ductile iron pipe. C Copper tubing diameter (or smaller) Type L (or heavier) copper tubing. D Copper pipe: diameter (or smaller) regular (or heavier) copper. The annular space shall be minimum / to maximum -/8 within the firestop system.. Pipe covering: Nom. thick (or less) glass fiber insulation. B Forming material (optional): Foam backer rod firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. Type I: Minimum thick sealant applied within annulus, flush with both sides of wall assembly. dditional sealant to be installed such that a minimum /8 crown is formed around the penetrating item. (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Through-Penetration Firestop Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. 8 USG Fire Stop Systems
29 Construction Joint Fire Tests Construction joints are used at locations where two fire-rated assemblies intersect. These locations include: Wall to floor/ceiling or roof/ceiling (head-of-wall application) Wall to wall (building expansion joint application) Floor to floor (building expansion joint application) Floor to wall Construction joints are evaluated in accordance with the Standard STM E966 (NSI/UL 079) for their ability to resist flame and temperature transmission as well as the hose stream. special variation to construction joints is the intersection of a fire-rated floor and an exterior curtain wall. ccording to UL, curtain wall slab edge conditions are not suitable for evaluation under UL 079 because curtain walls are primarily non-fire-rated assemblies. Underwriters Laboratories has evaluated several United States Gypsum Company head-of-wall assemblies under the Standard UL 079. These assemblies are recognized by ICBO (ER-). These assemblies are separated into static (no floor or roof movement) and dynamic (to accommodate deflection). llowable movement is noted in the separate designs. 9 USG Fire Stop Systems
30 Construction Joint Fire Tests Static Joints Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description. Concrete floor assembly, minimum -/ thickness; maximum joint ssembly Rating Floor Joint FF-S-008 a Hr. width.. Forming material: Minimum of mineral wool insulation b (minimum L-Rating at mbiant.5 pcf) firmly packed into the opening as a permanent form. Less than cfm/lin. ft. L-Rating at 00 F. Type : Minimum / wet thickness of sealant applied within the opening, flush with the top surface of the floor Less than cfm/lin. ft. Head-of-Wall Joint System HW-S-000 a For fluted steel deck/concrete ssembly Rating. Floor or roof assembly: Maximum deep fluted deck with minimum floor or roof/ceiling and gypsum & Hr. -/ concrete floor or maximum -/ deep fluted roof deck per wallboard wall UL Design. Joint Width / Maximum. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly: -hr. or -hr. fire-rated wall. B. Joint treatment system: Forming material: Minimum -/ of mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the flutes of the steel deck as a permanent form. B Fill material: Type FC or RFC: B For -hr. rating, minimum / thick compound is applied on each side of the wall; for -hr. rating, minimum thick compound is applied on each side of the wall. Section 0 USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Building Joint Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
31 Fire Tests UL System Test Criteria Description Head-of-Wall Joint System HW-S-00 a For concrete floor slab and ssemblyssembly Rating. Floor assembly: gypsum wallboard wall & Hr. Joint Width / Maximum Concrete floor slab.. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly: -hr. or -hr. fire-rated wall.. Fill material: Type S: Thickness to match overall thickness of wallboard on each side of wall assembly. max /" Head-of-Wall Joint System HW-S-005 a For concrete floor slab and ssembly Rating. Steel deck/concrete floor assembly: gypsum wallboard wall & Hr. Joint Width / Maximum Maximum deep fluted deck with minimum -/ concrete floor.. Gypsum wallboard/stud wall assembly: -hr. or -hr. fire-rated wall; wallboard cut to follow contour of fluted deck, with a maximum / gap.. Forming material: Mineral wool insulation b (minimum.0 pcf) firmly packed into the flutes of the steel deck as a permanent form.. Fill material: Type S: Thickness to match overall thickness of wallboard on each side of wall assembly. USG Fire Stop Systems (a) Refer to the UL Fire Resistance Directory for Building Joint Systems or contact United States Gypsum Company for complete information. (b) Bearing the UL Classification Marking.
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