Which parameter is NOT typically included in a TFIFRM testing report?

The parameter that is not typically included in a TFIFRM (Test for Insulation Fire Resistance Material) testing report is the manufacturer's material specifications. Testing reports primarily focus on the performance and properties of the applied fireproofing material, including how it adheres, its thermal resistance, and its physical characteristics after application.

Thickness at each location, substrate material type, and environmental conditions during application are critical parameters because they directly influence the effectiveness of the fireproofing material. These parameters are essential for ensuring compliance with building codes and performance standards, helping inspectors and engineers assess whether the application meets required fire resistance ratings for safety. Conversely, while the manufacturer's specifications can inform the expected performance of a material, they are generally not a measure or free-standing component of the fire resistance test results. Instead, they provide background information but do not constitute actual measured data contributing to the testing outcome.