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1975 (circa) Texas Instruments testing of 24” regular FRP duct (9:47 minutes)
1986 Regular FRP (Beverly-Pacific & Fiberdyne) versus ATS (18:56 minutes)
1986 ATS in FM 4922 duct test UC Berkeley Fire Test Station (6:46 minutes)
1990 ATS in Texas Instruments-style 24” duct test with 8” inlets (47:51 minutes)
1996 ATS Mark VIII Versus PPs (polypropylene schwerentflammbar) in FM 4922 duct test (6:07 minutes)
1997 PPs in AMD hookup ducting configuration (9:01 minutes)
1999 “Teflon” EFTE-lined Stainless steel duct in FM 4922 test (6:48 minutes)
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