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BS ISO/TR 11696-1:1999

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Uses of reaction to fire test results Application of test results to predict fire performance of internal linings and other building products
Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

05-15-2000

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Terms and definitions
4 Fire scenarios
5 Experimental methods and their limitations
6 Ignitability
7 Flame spread
8 Heat release rate
9 Smoke production and obscuration
10 Modelling room fire growth - lining materials
Annexes
A How to use piloted ignition test data - A
    rational approach
B How to use test results of smoke production - A
    rational approach
C Mathematical modelling of upward flame spread
    and HRR in full scale
Bibliography

Covers the use of information on basic values for ignition, flame-spread, heat release rate and smoke in fire grown models for internal linings and other building products for a description of the fire hazard in a limited number of scenarios, beginning with the developing of fire in a small room. Other scenarios can include the spread of fire in a large area and propagation down a corridor.

This Technical Report describes how information on basic values for ignition, spread of flame, rate of heat release and smoke can be used in fire growth models for internal linings and other building products to describe the fire hazard in a limited number of scenarios starting with fire development in a small room. Other scenarios include fire spread in a large compartment and fire propagation down a corridor. The types of models to be used are: mathematical models based on fire growth physics, which calculate fire room variables, the results of which may be used for fire safety engineering purposes; and generalized engineering calculations. Sub-models can be included within the above models, provided the consistency of the whole is not prejudiced. The models in general are not limited to one fire scenario. The models should be used to calculate and describe the fire properties of building products in their end-use conditions. The use of models should not be limited by difficult materials, but it is recognized that some products may not be capable of being modelled (for example due to their complex assembly or to their thermoplastic properties). Input parameters for models are based on ISO tests, mainly those in ISO/TR3814. The quality of a fire model for wall and ceiling linings is assessed by comparison with test results from a full-scale small room test for surface products and by sensitivity analysis on the model itself.

Committee
FSH/21
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
48
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Current

Standards Relationship
ISO/TR 11696-1:1999 Identical

PD 6686:2006 Guidance on directives, regulations and standards related to prevention of fire and explosion in the process industries

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ISO/TR 9122-1:1989 Toxicity testing of fire effluents Part 1: General
ISO 3261:1975 Fire tests — Vocabulary
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ISO/TR 5924:1989 Fire tests — Reaction to fire — Smoke generated by building products (dual-chamber test)
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ISO/IEC Guide 52:1990 Glossary of fire terms and definitions
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