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Fire Buildup in a Room and the Role of Interior Finish Materials
A variety of wall and ceiling panels in a full-scale room corner have been exposed to a fire from a standardized wood crib, simulating the environment produced by the burning of a single item of furniture, to evaluate their contribution to room fire growth. A total of twenty room corner tests were performed using selected combinations of eight wood-base and gypsum board-base interior finish materials on the walls and ceiling. Gas temperatures and velocities, surface temperatures, heat fluxes, smoke densities, and concentrations of oxygen, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide were measured. Ignition times of newsprint, cotton fabric and plywood in the lower part of the room were also recorded. The results of these full-scale tests were compared with laboratory tests of the ease of ignition, surface flame spread, heat release rate and smoke generation on the same materials.
Fire Buildup in a Room and the Role of Interior Finish Materials
A variety of wall and ceiling panels in a full-scale room corner have been exposed to a fire from a standardized wood crib, simulating the environment produced by the burning of a single item of furniture, to evaluate their contribution to room fire growth. A total of twenty room corner tests were performed using selected combinations of eight wood-base and gypsum board-base interior finish materials on the walls and ceiling. Gas temperatures and velocities, surface temperatures, heat fluxes, smoke densities, and concentrations of oxygen, carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide were measured. Ignition times of newsprint, cotton fabric and plywood in the lower part of the room were also recorded. The results of these full-scale tests were compared with laboratory tests of the ease of ignition, surface flame spread, heat release rate and smoke generation on the same materials.
Fire Buildup in a Room and the Role of Interior Finish Materials
J. B. Fang (author)
1975
52 pages
Report
No indication
English
Building Standards & Codes , Buildings , Materials , Fire hazards , Walls , Ceilings(Architecture) , Furniture , Wood , Tests , Gypsum cements , Heat flux , Smoke , Carbon monoxide , Ignition , Cotton fabrics , Papers , Flame propagation , Fire safety
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