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Fire-resistance testing links exposure to assembly endpoints. Based on Milke (2002), pp. 4-209–4-210.

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

Source basis: Milke (2002), pp. 4-209–4-210, Figure 4-9.1, redraw, do not copy
Alt text: Standard furnace curve heats an assembly and leads to structural, flame and temperature endpoints.

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Short title	Standard furnace curve heats an assembly and leads to structural, flame and temperature endpoints.
Image title	Left: a qualitative standard time-temperature curve that rises steeply and then flattens. It drives a furnace on top of which a loaded, restrained floor assembly is tested. Arrows lead from the assembly to three endpoint boxes: structural adequacy, integrity (flame and hot gases) and insulation (unexposed-side temperature).
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