Masonry

Masonry fire resistance to IBC 722, the TMS 216 method

Fire-resistance ratings of concrete masonry and clay walls by equivalent thickness: aggregate, grout and fill, finishes and plaster on either side, two wythes (IBC 722, TMS 216).

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What you get

From the inputs to a finished masonry fire resistance calculation

The applicable checks, step by step

Every check to IBC 722, the TMS 216 method with its equation, the values that go into it, the result and the code section, and the governing case up front. Results update as you type.

A calculation report a reviewer can follow

Inputs, load combinations, every check with its result and reference, and the governing case, in a clear PDF with your title block.

Drawings

Where the calculation has a shape to draw: elevations, sections and the diagrams, on a sheet with your title block, as PDF or DXF.

Your units, your method

US or metric units at any time, LRFD or ASD where the code offers both; the report follows.

Verification

How the masonry fire resistance is tested

12worked examples
17values compared
17match
0documented differences, each explained

Against published examples and hand calculations from the code equations, on every change. The method and the sources.

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