How to mend a fire/heat/noise resistant floor

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I had to cut into a floor in a flat constructed around 1999 to access a pipe.

The construction appears to be
  • 22mm chipboard
    19mm hard plaster sheet (no cardboard as with plasterboard, it was bonded to the chipboard I think)
    45mm rockwool type material
    20mm or so yellow fibrous - something like dense fibreglass.
This was all sitting on some solid wood where I made my hole, about 300 x 500mm.

ANyone recognise the construction wrt its needs?
How can I repair it, bearing in mind the needs likely to be necessary to provide fire protection, mostly? Much of the material I removed broke or came up in small pieces. It's in a cupboard so I'm not overly concerned about noise or heat insulation
How about 6:1 mortar poured into the hole (thin plastic membrane to contain) ? Or some type of plaster?

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/8971/floor1py9.jpg
 
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