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TGD 013 Code of practice for the over-cladding of reactive coatings when used as fire protection to steel structural sections

Publication Year
2010

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Abstract

Clarifies ASFP recommendations for the gap between reactive fire protective coating and a cladding system, to allow expansion of the reactive coating in fire.


Document History

Replaces ASFP TGN 13: Code of practice for the over-cladding of reactive coatings when used as fire protection to steel structural sections, 2008.


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