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Reaction-to-fire tests address different scales and feedback. Based on Janssens (2002), p. 3-39 and Babrauskas (2002), p. 3-33.

Diagram for the article Reaction to fire (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Janssens (2002), p. 3-39; Babrauskas (2002), p. 3-33; Australian Building Codes Board et al. (2005), p. 1.6-7
Alt text: Four test scales from small cone specimen to room and facade systems.

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Short title	Four test scales from small cone specimen to room and facade systems.
Image title	Four panels of increasing scale: a bench-scale cone specimen under a heater; the Single Burning Item with two wall panels in an open corner and a burner; a room corner test with a hot upper layer feeding heat back to the room surfaces; and a facade system with a fire plume leaving a window and running up cladding with joints. A widening arrow below shows installation feedback increasing with test scope. A note says larger tests still depend on installation details.
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