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As part of the evaluation of a housing system proposed under Operation Breakthrough, fire endurance tests were performed at the National Bureau of Standards on an exterior wall assembly and a roof/ceiling assembly. Both constructions were assemblies of sandwich panels composed of a paper honeycomb core with sheet steel facings. The test method was in accordance with the requirements of ASTM E 119 for loadbearing structures. The results of these tests are valid only for walls and roof/ceilings of such constructions described in the report and loaded at or below the stress levels developed by these loadings. The fire endurance time of the wall assembly was noted.
As part of the evaluation of a housing system proposed under Operation Breakthrough, fire endurance tests were performed at the National Bureau of Standards on an exterior wall assembly and a roof/ceiling assembly. Both constructions were assemblies of sandwich panels composed of a paper honeycomb core with sheet steel facings. The test method was in accordance with the requirements of ASTM E 119 for loadbearing structures. The results of these tests are valid only for walls and roof/ceilings of such constructions described in the report and loaded at or below the stress levels developed by these loadings. The fire endurance time of the wall assembly was noted.
Fire Endurance Tests of Steel Sandwich Panel Exterior Wall and Roof/Ceiling Constructions
B. C. Son (author)
1972
39 pages
Report
No indication
English
Materials Sciences , Building Standards & Codes , Honeycomb structures , Fire tests , Papers , Metal sheets , Sandwich structures , Roofs , Residential buildings , Ceilings , Fire safety , Honeycomb cores , Durability , Loads(Forces) , Time , Failure , Temperature , Stresses , Breakthrough operation , Exterior walls , Roof ceiling assemblies , Sheet steel facings