HILTI CP 674 Fire cavity barrier (non-ventilated) – Preformed joints Instruction Manual

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HILTI CP 674 Fire cavity barrier (non-ventilated) – Preformed joints

VENTILATED FIRESTOP CAVITY BARRIER CP 674 V

Areas of application
Pre-formed intumescent fire cavity barrier for ventilated façades

Advantages

• Faster, easier installation – cavity barriers arrive on-site ready to fasten in place using the included stainless-steel brackets
• Verified fire resistance – tested according to Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) TGD 19 & BS 476-20
• Extensive range – barriers and brackets available f or most common cavity widths
• Design support available – contact your local Hilti Building Envelope Specialists for advice on complex passive fire protection detailing

Product Options

Product Options|
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Product Name| Panel Gap Size| Item Number
CP 674 V 100-25| 100| 2312926
CP 674 V 150-25| 150| 2312927
CP 674 V 200-25| 200| 2312928
CP 674 V 250-25| 250| 2312929
CP 674 V 300-25| 300| 2313190
CP 674 V 400-25| 400| 2313191

Technical Data

NON-VENTILATED FIRESTOP CAVITY BARRIER CP 674 NV

Areas of application
Pre-formed intumescent fire cavity barrier for ventilated and non- ventilated façades

Advantages

• Faster, easier installation – cavity barriers arrive on-site ready to fasten in place using the included stainless-steel brackets
• Verified fire resistance – tested according to Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) TGD 19 & BS 476-20
• High tolerance – compressible foam strip simplifies correct installation despite building tolerances
• Extensive range – barriers and brackets available for most common cavity widths
• Design support available – contact your local Hilti Building Envelope Specialists for advice on complex passive fire protection detailing

Product Options

Technical Data

Cavity barriers pre-cut to your project requirements are available – please contact your Hilti representative for more information

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

VENTILATED CAVITY BARRIER

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
NON-VENTILATED CAVITY BARRIER

FIXING COMPONENTS FOR BASE MATERIAL

For Panel gap size < 80mm, use Hilti Frame anchor HRD-HR 10×140 as shown in the instrcution of use

APPLICATIONS

Exterior Corners: Should have a continuous strip of intumescent barrier on leading edge

• Fit CP 674 to extend past the corner by the width of the CP 674 barrier. Remove section of mineral wool from CP 674 back to corner leaving intumescent strip.
• Coat back of intumescent facing strip with CP 606 / CFS-S ACR. Take section of CP 674 barrier for other wall face and position end to the intumescent strip from previous step.
• Fix barrier to substrate
• Butt barriers together
• Ensure barrier alignment/flush surfaces

Butt Joints: Cavity Barriers must tightly abut one another

• Can be installed Non- Ventilated first and then Ventilated, or vice-versa

Space Constraints: Brackets installed below the barrier need to be protected

• Where access constraints mean brackets cannot be fixed above the cavity barrier, the brackets may be fixed beneath the barrier, with 50 mm CP 670 (coated board) used to protect brackets.

Notice: The product’s foil cover is used for branding purposes only. Therefore, wrinkles or local detachments do not influence the product’s functionality.

Scope of Report

This summary sheet covers 4 specimens; of which: 2 specimens are non- ventilated vertically installed (wall mounted) and
2 specimens are ventilated ‘open-state’ horizontally installed (floor mounted) barriers, tested utilising the general  principles of BS476: Part 20 (1987).

Table 1 – Tested Cavity Barriers

Table 2 – Fire Resistance Performance Utilising the General Principles of BS476: Part 20 (1987).

• • Test was discontinued after a period of 132 minutes.
• ** After 4:00 mins (specimen C) and 2:21 mins (specimen D), the specimens had sealed the gaps to the point that no gaps in excess of those permitted by the standard were present. Therefore if assessed against the integrity and insulation (max temperature rise only) performance criteria of BS 476: Part 20: 1987, from this point, then: 111 mins integrity and 88 mins insulation (specimen C); and 105 mins integrity and 83 mins insulation (specimen D) were recorded.

For detailed approval information and guidance on field of applications, please contact Hilti representative

Warringtonfire Holmesfield Road Warrington
Cheshire
WA1 2DS
United Kingdom
T: +44 (0)1925 655116 W: www.warringtonfire.com

Test Report Summary for Hilti (Gt Britain) Ltd
Scope of Report
This Test Report Summary has been prepared by Warringtonfire and is a summary of the test report referenced below. Full details of the constructions, the test procedure, and the test results are given in that report. This summary sheet covers two specimens of floor mounted ‘open-state’ cavity barriers as previously fire tested by Warringtonfire utilising the general principles of ASFP Technical Guidance Document – TGD 19: Nov 2017 ‘Fire resistance tests for ‘Open-State’ Cavity Barriers used in the external envelope or fabric of buildings in the configuration described below.

Test Report Reference Test Date

WF No. 417308| 21st August 2019
Table 1 – Tested ‘Open-State’ Cavity Barriers

Specimen Orientation            Substrates                Cavity Width Seal details

B

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Horizontal, floor

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AAC to AAC

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313 mm

| Hilti CP 674V 288, installed with a 25 mm air gap. A vertical section of Hilti CP 674NV 307-313 above

and below the barrier.

C

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Horizontal, floor

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AAC to AAC

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318 mm

| Hilti CP 674V 241-288, installed with a 25 mm air gap. A Hilti Eurofox MFT- S2S TT rail & U bracket penetrated the barrier with Hilti CFS F FX expanding firestop within the cavity of the rail.
Table 2 – Fire Resistance Performance Utilising the General Principles of ASFP Technical Guidance Document – TGD 19: Nov 2017

Integrity **Integrity Insulation**

Specimen (cotton pad)              (sustained         Insulation (Suspended        Closure time

flaming) T/C’s)

B| 64 minutes| 66 minutes| 46 minutes| 46 minutes| 3 minutes
C| 71 minutes| 71 minutes*| 36 minutes| 38 minutes| 3 minutes

• Test was discontinued after a period of 71 minutes.

Specimen

| Table 3 – Brief Details of Specimens Construction

Description

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B| Specimen B comprised of a foil faced stone wool fibre cavity barrier referenced ‘Hilti CP 674V 288’ which had a stated density of 120 kg/m3. The barrier had overall dimensions of 1300 mm long, 288 mm wide and 75 mm thick. The barrier was installed with a butt joint which was taped with aluminium foil tape at 300 mm from one end of the barrier. The barrier incorporated a 25 mm wide by 1.5 mm thick graphite based intumescent strip which was bonded to the leading edge. The barrier was fixed to the supporting construction using four steel hangers. Above and below the joint was two vertical section of ‘Hilti CP 674NV 307-313’ cavity barrier which incorporated a 30 mm x 30 mm section of intumescent foam strip down the length of the sections. The specimen also included a layer of 150 mm thick ‘RW3’ stone wool insulation above and below the barrier with a stated density of 60kg/m3. The insulation was fixed to one face of the supporting construction using metal insulation fixings. The barrier was installed to provide a 25 mm air gap.
C| Specimen C comprised of a foil faced stone wool fibre cavity barrier referenced ‘Hilti CP 674V 241-288’ which had a stated density of 120 kg/m3. The barrier had overall dimensions of 1300 mm long, 288 mm wide and 75 mm thick. The barrier was installed in two sections. The barrier incorporated a 25 mm wide by 1.5 mm thick graphite based intumescent strip which was bonded to the leading edge. The barrier was fixed to the supporting construction using four steel hangers. Between the two sections of barrier was a penetrating ‘Hilti Eurofox MFT-S2S TT rail & U bracket’. The bracket was fixed to the supporting construction using 4 No. Hilti HRD-H anchors. The rail was fixed to the bracket using 8 No. S-AD 01SS screws. The barrier was installed around the rail and bracket and sealed with Hilti Mastic CP606. The intumescent strip of the barrier was cut and overlapped around the front of the rail to provide a continuous length of intumescent across the full length of the barrier. 60kg/m3 mineral wool was installed in the cavity between the bracket and rail. The cavity within the rail was sealed with Hilti CFS F FX expanding firestop at the exposed face of the barrier. The specimen also included a layer of 150 mm thick ‘RW3’ stone wool insulation above and below the barrier with a stated density of 60kg/m3. The insulation was fixed to one face of the supporting construction using metal insulation fixings. The barrier was installed to provide a 25 mm air gap.

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This Report Summary is based upon a test report, as referenced above, prepared by Warringtonfire. Full details of the constructions the test procedure,
and the test results are given in that report. The test report does not provide an endorsement by Warringtonfire, of the performance of the actual products supplied.
This report summary has been compiled between Warringtonfire and Hilti (Gt Britain) Ltd. It is intended to provide a brief outline of the above referenced test report and not to replace it.
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References

• Fire Testing, Inspection, Certification, Advisory Services | Warringtonfire
• Terms and Conditions | Element

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