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Summary

Principle of a fire resistance test of a floor: the furnace follows the standard curve below the loaded specimen, while the unexposed side is monitored. Based on Milke (2002a), p. 4-210, and Gross et al. (2005), pp. xxx–xxxi.

Original vector illustration for Fire resistance test, level 2 Intermediate.

  • Source basis: Milke (2002a), p. 4-210 (gas burners, loading, restraint); Gross et al. (2005), pp. xxx–xxxi (floor heated from below, load from concrete blocks and water containers, furnace sizes)
  • Alt text: Section through a furnace: burners heat a floor slab from below while weights load it from above and sensors measure the top surface.

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