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STANDARDS (11)

• Taiwanese CNS 10285 L3196
• The flame retardancy properties of thin building materials, thin plywoods and textile products are tested.
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• Swiss SNV 198898
• The flammability and smoke density are determined, respectively according to SN 198'898 and VKF. The first determines the burning behavior of a vertically oriented fabric, the latter assesses the smoke development of a fabric that is completely burnt down in a test chamber.
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• German DIN 4102 (B1)
• For German DIN 4102 (B1), a material is classified as B1 if it fulfils the requirements of a B2-test and the ‘fire shaft’ test.
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• British BS 7176
• Specification for resistance to ignition of upholstered furniture for non-domestic seating by testing composites. This standard refers to the test standards British BS 5852 source 0, 1,5 (Cigarette, Match) and (Crib 5), BS European EN 1021 Part 1 and 2-1 or BS European EN 1021 Part 1 and 2-2, depending on the end-use environment involved.
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• American NY Port Authority FAR Part 25.853 1992
• A vertical flame test which measures the ignition resistance of a 12" x 12" restrain specimen when subjected to 1.5" flame for 12 seconds. Char legnth, after flame and drip burn are measured.
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• Chinese GB 20286
• The burning behavior of fire retarding products and subassemblies in public places is assessed.
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• American Boston BFD IX 1
• A very severe vertical flame test which measures the ignition resistance of a 4" x 12" specimen when exposed to 6" propane torch flame for 10 seconds. After flame, flame propagation distance and afterglow (propagating and non-propagating) are measured.
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• Italian UNI 9175 (Classe Uno)
• The combustion of upholstered furniture is evaluated in presence of or without flame and/or glow. This gives an indication of the reaction to fire of furniture exposed to a small ignition source.
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• Canadian CAN/ULC S109
• A flame is applied to a vertically oriented test fabric to determine the burning behaviour. The test provides a mean to determine the relative response to flame of fabrics under low intensities of fire exposure.
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• American NFPA 255 / ASTM E 84
• The purpose of the test is to provide a comparative measurement of surface flame spread and smoke development of materials with that of a select grade red oak and reinforced cement board under a specific fire exposure conditions.
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• Australian New Zealand AS 1530 part 3
• Ignitability, flame propagation, heat release and smoke release are determined simultaneously by means of a vertical heat source.
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