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For components coated with a fire-resistant layer, their fire resistance rating should not be less than 1.5 hours. When a fire-retardant coating is used for this purpose, it should be a thick inorganic coating suitable for use in cases of hydrocarbon fires.
Components coated with a fire-resistant layer shall have a fire resistance rating of not less than 1.5 hours. When a fire-resistant coating is used for the fire-resistant layer, a thick inorganic fire-resistant coating suitable for hydrocarbon fires should be employed
031. Components coated with a fire-resistant layer shall have a fire resistance limit of not less than (1.5 hours). When a fire-resistant coating is used for the fire-resistant layer, a (thick inorganic) fire-resistant coating that is suitable for hydrocarbon fires should be employed
(1.5 hours) (Thick inorganic)
Answer: 1.5 hours, thick inorganic