Burned Building Must Examine Comprehensive

Housing-Estate.com, Jakarta – The security level construction of tall buildings in Jakarta quite mengkahawatirkan. Only a week there is a fire two apartment buildings that are still in progress development. The first apartment complex Casa Domaine in Kota BNI, Central Jakarta, burned on the 24th floor and 25 on Tuesday (8/11). However the next morning still carried the roof closed (topping off). The two buildings in the complex Neo Soho Podomoro City, West Jakarta, burned on Wednesday (9/11) night. Fire Neo Soho as high as 40 floors P9 was going on the floor and then spread to the top floor.

Apartment Neo Soho

There has been no official explanation for the cause of the fire. According to the Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Construction Experts (IPR) Davy Sukamta, to ensure the feasibility and safety of the burning building must be inspected and investigative techniques in a comprehensive manner. Examination was to determine the heat of the kebakarann. “Concrete is affected by heat due to the fire reached temperatures of 300 degrees Celsius strength will go down,” said Davy told housing-estate.com in Jakarta, Thursday (10/11).

While iron structure concrete gain exposure to heat reached 600 degrees will also lose its power. Therefore in order to keep safe the entire building concrete exposed to heat up to 300 degrees with a certain duration must be conditioned back. Davy suspect fires in buildings under construction, the largest possibility for negligent contractors. He did not heed the program management system occupational health and safety (K3) as per government regulation (PP) No. 50 of 2012. The contractor must execute these guidelines so that the development process went well.

said, the fire could spread through the facade from using flammable materials. But if the fire detection system to work, for example the appliance are sensitive to smoke and heat, there is sprinkle with pressurized water, fire and reactor shutdown localization easier.

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