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Question 1
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How are FRLs determined?
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It is identical with a prototype that has been submitted to the Standard Fire Test and has become certified.
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It differs in only a minor degree from a prototype tested by the Standard Fire Test and has become certified.
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It is designed to achieve the FRL according to the appropriate AS (depending on the material).
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Any of the above.
Question 2
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If the fire-resisting covering of a steel column is lightweight construction, the construction must do what?
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Comply with requirements from Section C.
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Have materials of a high FRL covering it.
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Be surrounded by masonry.
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Comply with requirements from Section F
Question 3
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If a non-loadbearing element is able to be used for a purpose where the Deemed-to-Satisfy Provisions prescribe an FRL, what does this mean for the non-loadbearing element?
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It doesn't need to comply with the structural adequacy criterion.
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It doesn't need to comply with the integrity criterion.
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It doesn't need to comply with the insulation criterion.
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It doesn't need to comply with any of these criteria.
Question 4
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Which of the following criteria do fire-resisting levels (FRLs) grade?
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Structural adequacy
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Integrity
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Insulation
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Cladding
Question 5
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What does FRL stand for?
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Fire-rating level
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Fire-resistance level
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Fire-response level
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Fire-requirement level
Question 6
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Given the following FRL, 90/90/90; what does each 90 mean?
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90 minutes
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90 joules
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90 newtons
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90%
Question 7
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Given the following FRL, 240/240/240; what criteria does the first '240' stand for?
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Structural adequacy
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Integrity
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Insulation
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Cladding
Question 8
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Given the following FRL, 180/180/180; what is the correct order for the criteria?
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Integrity/Structural Adequacy/Insulation
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Structural Adequacy/Insulation/Integrity
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Structural Adequacy/Integrity/Insulation
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Insulation/Integrity/Structural Adequacy
Question 9
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Given the following FRL, 120/–/–; what do the dashes stand mean?
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There is no requirement for this criterion.
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The requirement has not been set for this criterion.
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Dashed criterions are the same as the number before it.
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It requires the highest possible level for that criterion.
Question 10
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Given the following FRL, 120/120/120; what criteria does the third '120' stand for?
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Structural adequacy
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Integrity
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Insulation
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Cladding
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