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A material can have both a design function and a fuel role. Based on Kodur and Harmathy (2002), p. 1-157.

Diagram for the article Combustibility (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Kodur and Harmathy (2002), p. 1-157; Van Rossum (2027), §4.4
Alt text: One component shown as structure or insulation and as a fuel source.

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Short title	One component shown as structure or insulation and as a fuel source.
Image title	Flow diagram. A combustible material element branches two ways: in normal use it performs its intended function (structure, insulation); in a fire it can also act as fuel, releasing heat and combustion products. A note says noncombustible materials can still fail thermally or structurally.
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