3 Acceptance Criteria of Non-Combustibility
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3 Acceptance Criteria of Non-Combustibility

 Materials to be classified as non-combustible shall satisfy the following criteria:

  • .1 the average furnace thermocouple temperature rise as calculated in paragraphs 8.4 and 8.5 of the appendix does not exceed 30°C;

  • .2 the average specimen surface thermocouple temperature rise as calculated in paragraphs 8.4 and 8.5 of the appendix does not exceed 30°C;

  • .3 the average duration of sustained flaming as calculated in paragraph 8.3 of the appendix does not exceed 10 s; and

  • .4 the average mass loss as calculated in paragraph 8.2 of the appendix does not exceed 50%.

Parent topic: Part 1 – Non-Combustibility Test
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