Which full-scale system performance test reports must confirm aluminum ceiling and curtain wall safety under extreme conditions?

Full-scale testing validates integrated system behavior under worst-case scenarios. Provide: (a) Full-assembly fire endurance and propagation tests showing integrity, insulation, and stability over prescribed durations (EN/ASTM standards as applicable); (b) Full-scale wind, blast, or impact tests representing design storms or hazard classes demonstrating system-level failure modes and residual safety; (c) Combined-environment tests that simulate simultaneous stressors (wind + water + temperature cycles) where project risk profile demands such rigor; (d) Field mock-up performance reports including air/water infiltration, structural alignment, and acoustic checks after installation; (e) Post-test repairability and residual strength documentation indicating how to return to service; (f) Compliance matrix mapping each full-scale test to code/authority requirements and specifying acceptable substitutions; (g) Independent third-party witness statements and laboratory accreditation. Include detailed test set-ups, instrumentation data, and photographic records. Full-scale reports must be correlated to the proposed shop drawings so authorities and design teams can confidently accept the façade or ceiling assembly for use under the site’s extreme-condition scenarios.