Fire-resisting device for piping extending through a wall
AssigneePont-A-Mousson S.A.
InventorsJean-Paul Gaillot, Bernard P. Kirch
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AssigneePont-A-Mousson S.A.
InventorsJean-Paul Gaillot, Bernard P. Kirch
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The device comprises an annular case having a first portion which projects from the wall and a second portion which is embedded in the wall. A tubular element connected to two pipes of the piping defines a passage through the case. The tubular element has a first section and a second section respectively located in the first portion and second portion of the case. The tubular element is of a material which is rigid at ordinary temperature and softens under the action of heat. At least the first section is of a fusible material having a distinct point of fusion. The first portion of the case is provided with means for instantaneously closing the passage as soon as the first section has disappeared. The second portion of the case is filled with a material which swells radially under the action of heat.
A fire-resisting device for interconnecting two pipes of a piping extending through a wall, and in particular a horizontal flooring, comprising an annular case having a first portion which projects from the wall and a second portion which is embedded in said wall, a tubular element which is connected to the two pipes and defines a passage through the case and comprises a first section and a second section located respectively in the first portion and the second portion of the case, said tubular element being of a material which is rigid at ordinary temperature and capable of softening under the effect of heat, at least said first section being of a fusible material having a distinct fusion point, means combined with said first portion of the case for instantaneously closing said passage as soon as said first section has disappeared, and a material which is capable of radially swelling under the action of heat filling said second portion of said case.
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