Resolution A.754(18), Appendix A.I - Windows
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Resolution A.754(18), Appendix A.I - Windows

  Paragraph 2.1

 The test should be conducted on a window of the maximum size (in terms of both the height and the width) and the type of the glass pane and/or the minimum thickness of the glass pane or panes and gaps, if appropriate, for which approval is sought. Test results obtained on this configuration should, by analogy, allow approval of windows of the same type, with lesser dimensions in terms of the height and width and with the same or greater thickness.

Parent topic: Annex - Unified Interpretations of the FTP Code and Fire Test Procedures Referred to in the Code - International Code for Application of Fire Test Procedures
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