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Passive Fire protection of Premises and the environmental impact of Fires in pubs, clubs and venues.

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Introduction to K-FLEX /BEVEX

L’ISOLANTE K-FLEX was founded in 1989 in Roncello, located north of Milan, Italy, with the first production plant of elastomeric insulation for thermal insulation. L’ISOLANTE K-FLEX is a worldwide market leader thanks to its focus on technological innovation and the quality of its products that play an essential role in energy consumption control and the reduction of greenhouse gas emission. BEVEX are manufacturers of beverage pythons and tubing products including tap and trace cooling assemblies and a range of ancillary products for the beverage industry worldwide. BevEx have been established more than 12 years, using state of the art technology in all areas

• f manufacturing.

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ANNUAL UK FIRE LOSS STATISTICS

• Direct property loss of £1,490 million
• Loss of business £35 million
• Death or injury £1,260 million
• Fire Service cost £1,700 million
• Fire prevention £2,160 million
• Administration claims £560 million

SOURCE: Home Office Statistics Association of British Insurers (ABI)

• Estimated cost of fire - £7 billion

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Effects of Fire

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The Leaking Boot, Cleethorpes

Empty Pub destroyed by Fire, cause thought to be arson.

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Union Tavern, Fortrose

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Bull Inn, Olney

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The Wheatsheaf Pub, Rutland

Fire Ravaged the

• building. Cause under
• investigation. No one

injured however the landlords pet Parrot wasn’t so lucky.

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What do all these fires have in common? The fire Spread from original point of ignition to other areas.

Effects of Fire

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A Paignton Hotel was so dangerous it could have led to tragedy. The Park Hotel was described as being, “deficient in every aspect of fire safety” When investigated fire officers immediately issued a prohibition notice, shutting it down until improvements were made. Owner sentenced to 6 months in prison, suspended for 2 years. The offences related to failures of the fire safety standards, including:

• Not having an adequate working fire alarm system
• A large number of the fire doors in the premises not meeting the required standard
• Large amounts of flammable materials stored throughout the hotel
• Breaks in the fire separation between areas in the premises

Park Hotel, Paignton.

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Park Hotel, Paignton.

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Impact on Licensed Premises

• Inadequate fire safety in your premises could have your occupancies restricted by

20%. (Fire and Rescue Service)

• In 2013/14 there were 2,200 Fires in restaurants, cafes, pubs and wine bars. 10%
• f all fire. (UK Gov.)
• 25% of those fires were due to faulty electrical equipment. (UK Gov.)
• 5% were started deliberately. (UK Gov.)

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The Regulatory Fire Reform Order 2005 (RRO)

The Regulatory Fire Reform Order states that the chosen responsible person(as named on your licence) must take charge of the following elements: Fire Safety Policy - Fire Risk Assessments - Fire Procedures Regular Fire Drills - Upkeep And Maintenance Of Alarms And Extinguishers Emergency Lighting - Means Of Escape - Fire Doors Signs, Notices And Evacuations.

share your experiences today #BevExpo2016 “The passing of services such as heating pipes, electrical cables & beverage Pythons through fire-resisting partitions leaves gaps through which fire and smoke may spread. This should be rectified by suitable fire stopping.” Fire Safety in Small and Medium Places of Assembly.

(20-300 people)

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Passive fire protection is a vital component of any fire safety strategy. It is built into the structure of a building to safeguard people’s lives and limit the financial impact of damage to buildings and their contents. It does this by: Protecting escape routes for essential means of escape. Protecting the building structure thereby ensuring its sustainability. Limiting the spread of fire and smoke by containing it in a single compartment.

Passive Fire Protection

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Compartmentation

In Kitchens, Cellars and escape routes all walls and floors will all require compartmentation.

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Compartmentation Failure

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47% of survivors caught in a fire could not see more than 12 feet (3.6 m) 75% of all fire deaths are caused by smoke inhalation. 57% of people killed in fires are not in the room of the fire’s origin. Question: A square room 20ft x 20ft x 20ft has a pencil hole between 2 compartments. How long will it take for the smoke to fill the room to a thickness such that you cannot see your hands 18 inches in front of you? 3 minutes 40 seconds Smoke travels 120-420 feet per minute (36 – 128 m/min), under fire conditions

Why is Firestopping important?

share your experiences today #BevExpo2016 Incorrectly installed fire protection measures will lead to compartmentation Failure. Ensuring your premises are compliant is your responsibility.

Examples of Firestopping

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The Good…

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The Bad…

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The Bad…

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The Ugly…

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Introduction to K-FIRE

K-FLEX K-FIRE provides designers, installers and business owners a complete range of solutions for fire protection, capable of ensuring the compliance to the most stringent regulatory requirements. K-FLEX K-FIRE solutions are economical, versatile, easy to install and, above all, reliable. Each solution of K-FLEX K-FIRE is tested by independent and recognized laboratories and evaluated according to the current standard of fire resistance tests.

share your experiences today #BevExpo2016 K-Fire products are designed to reinstate the fire resistance of walls or floors by preventing the spread of fire through openings by filling the openings with fire resistant materials.

• What fire resistance is required?
• In what orientation is the Fire Stop to be installed
• Are there any additional requirements (movement, cold smoke seal, acoustic

etc.)

• What kind of services if any are penetrating the opening
• Is the proposed Fire Stop system suitable for use within the intended elements
• f construction.

PRODUCT SELECTION

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K-Flex K-Fire Products

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K-FIRE Product Information

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