ISO 19702 · EN 17084
Fourier-transform infrared analysis of toxic fire effluents — the method chosen by ISO, EN and IMO committees for measuring toxic species.
FTIR for toxic gas analysis (ISO 19702; EN 17084; EN 45545-2; IMO FTP Code Part 2)
Toxicity analysis of fire effluents is an important aspect for developing modern materials used in aircraft, trains and buildings to ensure public safety. Analytical techniques and performance criteria have been specified in various fire safety standards and regulatory codes.
FTIR is the technique that has been chosen by the ISO, EN and IMO standardisation committees as the most suitable method for measuring toxic fire effluents. The commonly targeted toxic species are CO, CO₂, HCN, SO₂, NOₓ, HCl, HBr and HF.
Sample dimensions, quantities, mounting, substrate and conditioning requirements for this test are confirmed with you before testing begins. Contact our technical team for the sample requirements for your product.
BS EN ISO 5659-2 · ASTM E662
Determines the specific optical density of smoke generated by solid materials and assemblies in a closed chamber.
NF X 70-100
Tube furnace toxicity test used to determine the Conventional Index of Toxicity (CIT) for non-listed railway products.
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