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By the time fire takes to penetrate assemblies (walls in hours, doors in minutes)
How are fire‑resistance ratings for commercial construction listed?

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By the time fire takes to penetrate assemblies (walls in hours, doors in minutes)
How are fire‑resistance ratings for commercial construction listed?
Separated from other occupancies with fire‑rated construction
Group H‑4 occupancies must be:
Radiant Panel Test
Which test applies to upholstered furniture fabrics?
Automatic Sprinkler System, Fire Alarm System, Standpipe System, Fire Extinguishers, Smoke Control / Exhaust Systems
List active fire suppression systems for a floor plan
The latch (door‑handle) side
On which side of the door must the manual fire alarm pull station be located?
To contain fire and prevent its spread
What is the purpose of passive fire protection?
The temperature increases rapidly at a predetermined rate
A rate‑of‑rise heat detector responds when:
Concealed
Which type of sprinkler head is the least visually noticeable?
Heat
Sprinkler systems are activated by:
Class I - fire department; Class II - building occupants; Class III - both
What are the three standpipe classes and who uses them?
4 inches
Fire extinguishers must be mounted no more than how far off the wall?
75 ft
Fire extinguishers must be located no more than how many feet from an occupant?
True
Sprinkler head spacing of 4 ft to 10 ft in a grid pattern is: True or False
78 inches
What is the minimum headroom clearance required on ramps and stairs?
Vertical Flame Test
Which flame‑spread test applies to draperies?
Steiner Tunnel Test (ASTM E84)
Which test is typically used for wallcoverings?
Class B
A Steiner Tunnel Test flame‑spread index of 26-75 corresponds to:
1 hour
Tenant separation walls must have a minimum fire‑resistance rating of:
R-3
A single‑family home falls under which occupancy classification?
Group F
Industrial manufacturing buildings fall under which occupancy group?
1:12
What is the maximum allowable slope for an accessible ramp?
Fire‑Rated Walls/Fire Barriers, Fire‑Rated Doors & Frames, Fire‑Rated Floor/Ceiling Assemblies, Firestopping at Penetrations(sealants around pipes and ducts), Smoke Barriers and Partitions
List passive fire suppression systems for a floor plan
Visual and Audible
When adding fire alarms to a building, which types do you need to install to meet ADA standards?
Particle Beam Detectors
Which type of smoke detector identifies smoke by detecting the presence of particles in the air?
Heat Detectors
Which type of detector is more effective at identifying large, fast‑growing flaming fires?