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Structural response model for wood stud wall assemblies: theory manual
To minimize the costly consequences of fire, load-bearing wood-framed assemblies, such as other building fire barriers, are required to exhibit acceptable fire resistance to contain the fire within the compartment of fire origin. This containment will delay fire spread to other compartments, as well
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