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  • SUPERSEDED - CAN/ULC-S124-06 STANDARD METHOD OF TEST FOR THE EVALUATION OF PROTECTIVE COVERINGS FOR FOAMED PLASTIC
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Note: This Standard supersedes CAN4-S124-M85(R2000).

ULC SUPERSEDED - CAN/ULC-S124-06 STANDARD METHOD OF TEST FOR THE EVALUATION OF PROTECTIVE COVERINGS FOR FOAMED PLASTIC

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The purpose of the test is to evaluate the temperature transmission performance of a protective covering over foamed plastic when the assembly is subjected to a standard fire exposure condition following the standard time-temperature curve. These protective coverings are commonly referred to in the National Building Code as thermal barriers. It is the intent that classifications shall register performance during a period of exposure and shall not be construed as determining suitability for use after fire exposure.

Note: This Standard supersedes CAN4-S124-M85(R2000).
The purpose of the test is to evaluate the temperature transmission performance of a protective covering over foamed plastic when the assembly is subjected to a standard fire exposure condition following the standard time-temperature curve. These protective coverings are commonly referred to in the National Building Code as thermal barriers. It is the intent that classifications shall register performance during a period of exposure and shall not be construed as determining suitability for use after fire exposure.

Note: This Standard supersedes CAN4-S124-M85(R2000).