A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
As a part of the evaluation of a housing system proposed under Operation Breakthrough, a fire endurance test was performed at the National Bureau of Standards on a floor made up of sandwich panels consisting of a paper honeycomb core with steel and plywood surfaces, supported on steel joists. The test method was generally in accordance with the requirements for loadbearing floor constructions. The applied live load was 40 psf and the test results are valid only for floors of similar construction loaded at or below the stress level developed by this loading. Time of failure by flame through of the floor assembly was noted. (Modified author abstract)
As a part of the evaluation of a housing system proposed under Operation Breakthrough, a fire endurance test was performed at the National Bureau of Standards on a floor made up of sandwich panels consisting of a paper honeycomb core with steel and plywood surfaces, supported on steel joists. The test method was generally in accordance with the requirements for loadbearing floor constructions. The applied live load was 40 psf and the test results are valid only for floors of similar construction loaded at or below the stress level developed by this loading. Time of failure by flame through of the floor assembly was noted. (Modified author abstract)
Fire Endurance Test of a Steel Sandwich Panel Floor Construction
B. C. Son (author)
1973
26 pages
Report
No indication
English
Materials Sciences , Building Standards & Codes , Sandwich structures , Fire tests , Floors , Residential buildings , Papers , Honeycomb cores , Plywood , Panels , Metal plates , Fire safety , Steel , Durability , Flames , Failure , Time , Loads(Forces) , Fire endurance tests , Breakthrough operation , Flame penetration