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Fire endurance tests were performed on two full-scale and twelve small scale wood floor constructions. The fire endurance ratings on unfinished wood joist and plywood subfloor constructions varied from 10 to 13 minutes and were mainly determined by the time to flame through. In small-scale tests, the addition of carpeting with a hair pad delayed the time of flame through approximately eight minutes. Time to flame through may be estimated from the thermal resistance of the construction, and may be modified by the effects of applied load or construction details such as gaps, joints, and penetrations. Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Fire endurance tests were performed on two full-scale and twelve small scale wood floor constructions. The fire endurance ratings on unfinished wood joist and plywood subfloor constructions varied from 10 to 13 minutes and were mainly determined by the time to flame through. In small-scale tests, the addition of carpeting with a hair pad delayed the time of flame through approximately eight minutes. Time to flame through may be estimated from the thermal resistance of the construction, and may be modified by the effects of applied load or construction details such as gaps, joints, and penetrations. Portions of this document are not fully legible.
Fire Endurance Tests of Unprotected Wood-Floor Construction for Single-Family Residences
B. C. Son (author)
1973
68 pages
Report
No indication
English
Wood & Paper Products , Building Standards & Codes , Housing , Fire tests , Floors , Wooden structures , Residential buildings , Fire safety , Environmental engineering , Joists , Time , Carpets , Plywood , Loads(Forces) , Model tests , Smoke , Housing and urban development research , Breakthrough operation , Fire endurance tests , Flame penetration , Mockups , Single family dwellings
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