4 Test Report
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4 Test Report

 The test report shall include the following information as a minimum. A clear distinction shall be made between the data provided by the sponsor and data determined by the test.

  • .1 reference that the test was carried out in accordance with part 2 of the 2010 FTP Code (see also subparagraph .2);

  • .2 any deviations from the test method;

  • .3 name and address of the testing laboratory;

  • .4 date and identification number of the report;

  • .5 name and address of the sponsor;

  • .6 name and address of the manufacturer/supplier, if known;

  • .7 type of the material, i.e. surface finish, floor covering, primary deck covering, pipes, etc.;

  • .8 name and/or identification of the product tested;

  • .9 description of the sampling procedure, where relevant;

  • .10 description of the product tested including density and/or mass per unit area, thickness and dimensions, colour, quantity and number of any coating, together with details of the construction of the product;

  • .11 description of the specimen including density and/or mass per unit area, thickness and dimensions, colour, quantity and number of any coating, orientations tested and face subject to the test, and construction;

  • .12 date of sample arrival;

  • .13 details of specimen conditioning;

  • .14 date of test;

  • .15 test conditions (see appendix 1, paragraph 8.8);

  • .16 test results:

    • .1 for the smoke test:

      • .1 Ds max for each test (paragraph 9 of the appendix 1);

      • .2 Dm for each test conditions (paragraph 2.4.1 above); and

      • .3 Dc for each test (paragraph 9.2 of appendix 1); and

    • .2 for the toxicity tests, the values listed in paragraph 10 of appendix 2;

  • .17 observations made during the test; and

  • .18 classification of the material.

Parent topic: Part 2 – Smoke and Toxicity Test
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