BCD220 – Fire Resistance Design for Wood Construction
About Course
Determining proper code applications for designing for fire-resistance in wood-frame construction can be challenging. This presentation will include code requirements, compliance options, and nuances related to fire-resistance rated assemblies, fire design of exposed wood members, and flame-spread performance of wood products. Included will be design examples for calculating fire-resistance for exposed wood members and the component additive method for assemblies.
Learning Objectives:
- Apply approved methods and alternatives for establishing the fire-resistance of wood building elements
- Identify some distinguishing characteristics of fire-resistance rated exterior walls, fire walls, fire barriers, and fire partitions.
- Describe the basic fire-resistance design procedures for wood frame assemblies and certain exposed wood members
- Identify code requirements for flame spread performance of wood products.
Funding provided in part by the Softwood Lumber Board.
Course Content
Fire Resistance Design for Wood Construction
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Recorded Presentation
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Fire Resistance Design Assessment