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CERIB
The Centre d'Essais au Feu at Épernon — structures, tunnels and rail.
The Centre d’Études et de Recherches de l’Industrie du Béton runs a dedicated fire testing centre, the Centre d’Essais au Feu, at its Épernon site: COFRAC accreditation 1-0001 and approval from the Ministry of the Interior for fire resistance testing. Its equipment is built for multi-scale work — materials, products, individual construction elements or whole structures — and it is one of the few French laboratories set up for tunnel and railway fire testing, where the fire curve and the geometry are nothing like a building furnace. Funded by the precast concrete industry as a centre technique industriel; testing is sold on the open market and is not restricted to concrete.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Retail
- Healthcare
- Public & civic
- Transport
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Retail
Samaritaine
Paris
Fire behaviour engineering of steel and composite structures of the Jourdain atrium
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Sport, leisure & culture
Stade de Roland Garros
Paris
Fire behaviour engineering of stand steel structures; opinion on design study
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Transport
Tunnel du Mont-Blanc
Spalling fire test on large-scale slab
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Commercial offices
Tour Alto
Paris La Défense
Fire behaviour engineering of covered trench under building; large-slab spalling test
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Transport
Grand Paris Express – Ligne 15 T2A
Paris
Fire resistance testing of tunnel lining segments
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Healthcare
Mise en sécurité de l'hôpital Jean Verdier
Bondy
Fire behaviour study of the hospital's concrete structures
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Projects as published on CERIB's own website.
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Épernon (Centre d'Essais au Feu)
Épernon, Centre-Val de Loire
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