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Module 44 September 2012


1. At approximately what temperature would a multi-bladed fi re damper be set to close?


A 72°C B 100°C C 120°C D 270°C E Flame temperature (>1000°C)


2. Which classifi cation standard is most appropriate for smoke dampers?


A EN 1366: Part 2:1999 B EN 1366: Part 10:2011 C EN 12101: Part 8:2011 D EN 13501: Part 3:2005 E EN 13501: Part 4:2007


3. From what date must all new fi re and smoke control dampers used in UK buildings be CE marked?


A 1 October 2012 B 1 January 2013 C 1 March 2013 D 1 July 2013 E 1 September 2013


4. Which of these is not likely to be included in the primary list of key tasks for assuring building fi re protection?


A Compliance with building regulations B Damper procurement C Fire/smoke compartmentation D On-site fi re testing of dampers E Programme of activity


5. What is recommended as a particularly useful source of check lists for the information to be passed to the operator at project handover?


A Construction Products Directive B DW/145 C prEN 15882: part 2 D Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order E UK Building Regulations, AD B


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