Extended Application of Test Results for Fire Resistance and/or Smoke Control for Door, Shutter and Openable Window Assemblies, Including Their Elements of Building Hardware - Part 3: Fire Resistance of Hinged and Pivoted Timber Doorsets and Openable Timber Framed Windows
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DIN EN 15269-3 is a European standard that specifically focuses on hinged and pivoted timber doorsets and openable timber-framed windows. The standard outlines the procedures and guidelines for extending the application of test results related to fire resistance and/or smoke control for these types of assemblies.
The standard specifically references the use of fire resistance test results obtained according to EN 1634-1, which is the European standard for fire resistance testing of building elements. It provides a framework for evaluating the fire resistance performance of timber-based doorsets and windows, including those with glazed components.
One important aspect of this standard is that it takes into account the structural elements of the doorsets and windows, which are composed primarily of timber. This ensures that the testing and evaluation process accurately reflects the performance of these assemblies in real-world fire situations.
Descriptors | Classes, Closures, Components, Construction, Construction materials, Definitions, Doors, Doors of wood, Doorsets, Double-wing type, Endings, Fire, Fire barriers, Fire doors, Fire protection, Fire resistance, Fire resistance class, Fire safety, Fire tests, Fire-resistant time, Gates, Measurement, Measuring techniques, One-wing type, Radiation, Radiative heat transfer, Resistance, Roll-up doors, Sliding doors, Smoke control doors, Smoke-tight, Specification (approval), Structural fire protection, Surface spread of flame, Swing doors, Test results, Test specimens, Testing, Testing conditions, Walls, Windows, Wood, Light, Goals |
ICS Codes | 13.220.50 - Fire-resistance of building materials and elements 91.060.50 - Doors and windows |
Language(s) | English |
File Size | 634.9 KB |