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The effective section approach represents thermal damage through the geometry assigned resistance. Based on White (2002), pp. 4-266–4-267.

Original illustration for Eurocodes, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: White (2002), pp. 4-266–4-267.
Alt text: Timber section distinguishes char, an additional equivalent zero-strength layer and the retained effective section.
Accuracy notes: Do not depict the equivalent layer as a measured uniform temperature boundary, provide an unsupported layer thickness, or imply all sides are always exposed.

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Short title	The effective section approach represents thermal damage through the geometry assigned resistance. Based on White (2002), pp. 4-266–4-267.
Image title	Timber section distinguishes char, an additional equivalent zero-strength layer and the retained effective section. Source basis: White (2002), pp. 4-266–4-267.
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Height	600