Cellulosic intumescent coatings are a critical component of passive fire protection (PFP) systems used to maintain structural integrity during fires in environments where cellulose-based materials—such as wood, paper, and furniture—are common fuel sources.
Simon Daly, Safinah Energy & Infrastructure Senior Consultant will be presenting “Assessing project risk in large-scale infrastructure coating and Passive Fire Protection (PFP) Projects” at Cardiff University on the 9th April 2025.
Passive fire protection (PFP) is used to protect structures such as high rise buildings and, oil and gas facilities. Recent advances have seen new hydrocarbon intumescent PFP coatings that do not require the use of mesh.
What are the main types of Passive Fire Protection (PFP) and what are the factors that need to be considered during the selection process? How to navigate the complex certification and testing requirements? Bruno Ravel, experienced in coating formulation and
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