Acceptance criteria for products according to the cone calorimeter

The international standard ISO 5660 Cone Calorimeter test is widely used in fire research and for modeling, but not so often legislation or requirements on products. available acceptance criteria products different countries codes have therefore been compiled are presented tables. Some studies also included. There several national standards with designation based testing according to the Calorimeter, example, ASTM E1354 US, AS/NZS 3837 Australia, New Zealand. Part 1 most heat exposure at 50 kW/m2 preferred expressing criteria, see Table 1. In a few cases, 25 utilized, 2. 4 uses larger cone heater allows specimens 150 × mm compared 100 other parts. National versions of 5660-4 Canada as CAN/ULC-S135 US E2965. Zealand A separate mass loss rate 17554. It may be industry production control. Acceptance general classification building direct data, Australia indices data only Bushfire resisting timber, IBC IFC use special like water resistive barriers, children's playground structures, plastic rubbish containers. same true NFPA 1, 101 5000. European EN 16755 Zealand, specifically retardant treated wood before after weathering, main parameter peak release (HRR) kW/m2. For non-combustibility total (THR) MJ/m2 added Japan Korea. 220 THR measured exposures slightly heaters, 3. presents two aim determine extensive testing. study by Wade aimed creating performance-based background verification one Tsantaridis et al focused Fire Euroclass B C Wood D Thanks Marc Alam, Jungmin Choi, Christian Dagenais, Mark Dietenberger, Andrew Dunn, Janssens, Koichi Yoshida, Jason Smart, Kuma Sumathipala, Yongho Yoo Colleen useful information. Data sharing applicable this article no datasets were generated analysed during current study.