This paper reports an analysis of data from a study conducted by the cigarette industry to determine whether the fabrics used in a measurement method for cigarette ignition propensity reasonably represent the ignition behaviour of actual upholstery fabrics. A 'consistency score' is defined to evalua
The use of the ISO/TC92 test for ignitability assessment
โ Scribed by XiFang Hu; Ferrers R. S. Clark
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 373 KB
- Volume
- 12
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0308-0501
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โฆ Synopsis
The ignitability of solids, 'including fire-retardant-containing polystyrene, is reported using results of a small-scale thermal radiation exposure test (a modified I S 0 ignitahility test procedure). Additional information is provided from the results of exposure to convective heating and from oxygen index determinations. The use of a permanent sample mask and smaller samples than described in the IS0 procedure proved convenient. The IS0 procedure was found useful for determining the response of ignition time to changes in radiant flux. Good agreement was found with the analysis of Quintiere and Harkleroad for most samples but not with polystyrene, with and without halogen fire retardant. The increase in ignition resistance with fire retardant concentration suggested by the oxygen index is not always consistent with the ignition delay times under radiative or convective assault.
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