Fire barrier device

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Irreversibly reactive component

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F16K 1738, E04B 548

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051055929

ABSTRACT:
In accordance with the invention there is provided a fire barrier device for stopping passage of fire through openings in partitions for plastic pipe. The device includes an outer metallic sleeve; a radially extending flange attached to one end of the sleeve; an inner, tubular, non-metallic coupling axially disposed between the sleeve and the plastic pipe, spaced radially inward from the sleeve, forming a space between the sleeve and the coupling; a wrapping or filling of intumescent material that fills that space; and a layer of caulking material abutting an end surface of the wrapping of intrumescent material.

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