Structural steel melts at approximately 2,500°F (around 1372 C degrees) while building fires commonly reaches a temperature in the range of 2,000°F. The possibility of melting steel is rare, but this does not mean that steel structures are safe. Consider that the material deforms and loses strength when exposed to high temperatures. Building codes require fireproofing protection for structural steel as a safety precaution.
Fireproofing steel will ensure a building keeps its shape in the event of a fire, allowing people to escape during an emergency. Commercial structural steel should meet at least the 2-hour fire-resistance rating, among other requirements. The common ratings are 1-1.5- 2-, 3-, and 4-hour marks depend on the standard of each country.
Universal Steel Buildings (OFFICIAL) will consult the clients a suitable method depending on the function of building to make sure that it must be safe and optimize the costs for the project. Hereafter are some methods that US Buildings are applied for our project in case the fire-protection is obligated required.
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