BSI BS EN 50267-1 Common Test Methods for Cables under Fire Conditions - Tests on Gases Evolved During Combustion of Materials From Cables - Part 1: Apparatus
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Title
Common Test Methods for Cables under Fire Conditions - Tests on Gases Evolved During Combustion of Materials From Cables - Part 1: Apparatus
Allgemeine Pruefverfahren fuer das Verhalten von Kabeln und isolierten Leitungen im Brandfall. Pruefung der bei der Verbrennung der Werkstoffe von Kabeln und isolierten Leitungen entstehenden Gase. Pruefgeraet
Methodes d'essai communes aux cables soumis au feu. Essais sur les gaz emis lors de la combustion d'un materiau preleve sur un cable. Appareillage d'essai
British Standards Institution
Publication Date:
Sep 15, 1999
Scope:
Specifies apparatus suitable for use with procedures for the quantitative determination of gases, especially acidic and corrosive gases, evolved when non-metallic materials taken from cables are subject to combustion.
Keywords:
- Electric cables
- Fire tests
- Fire safety
- Combustion
- Combustion products
- Gases
- Gas analysis
- Test equipment
- Quantitative analysis
- Non-metals
- Glass tubes
- Combustion boats
- Wash bottles
- Dimensions
- Air
- Flow rates
- Gas supply
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