What impact-resistance testing files are necessary to verify curtain wall panel durability under external forces?

Impact resistance documentation is critical for projects in high-wind, debris-prone, or vandalism-exposure contexts. Required deliverables: (a) Missile impact and cyclic blast/impact test reports per ASTM E1886 / ASTM E1996 for hurricane/impact zones, showing ability to resist glazed and panel impacts with defined missile classes; (b) Hard-body impact testing for opaque panels per relevant standards or project-specific protocols indicating panel fracture thresholds and retention performance; (c) Stone/ball-impact tests for façade finishes showing residual integrity and water-tightness post-impact; (d) Soft-body impact resistance for internal shock/vandalism scenarios where applicable; (e) Detailed test specimen drawings and boundary conditions (fixing, edge conditions) to correlate test outcomes to installed conditions; (f) Repairability and replacement guidance, including lead times for replacement parts and recommended on-site temporary measures; (g) Field inspection protocol post-impact events and acceptance thresholds for continued use; (h) Certification of glazing systems (if combined) for laminated/tempered glass used in curtain walls. Provide laboratory accreditation, test dates, and explicit mapping from tested configuration to proposed system so façade engineers can approve based on local hazard scenarios.