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Test Methods for Quantifying the Propensity of Cigarettes to Ignite Soft Furnishings. Volume 2. (Paperback)
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Test Methods for Quantifying the Propensity of Cigarettes to Ignite Soft Furnishings. Volume 2. (Paperback)
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Discovery Miles 4 390
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Research funded under the Fire Safe Cigarette Act of 1990 (P.L.
101-352) has led to the development of two test methods for
measuring the ignition propensity of cigarettes. The Mock-Up
Ignition Test Method uses substrated physically similar to
upholstered furniture and mattresses: a layer of fabric over
padding. The measure of cigarette performance is ignition or
non-ignition of the substrate. The Cigarette Extinction Test Method
replaces the fabric/padding assembly with multiple layers of common
filter paper. The measure of performance is full-length burning or
self-extinguishment of the cigarette. Routine measurement of the
relative ignition propensity of cigarettes is feasible using either
of the two methods. Improved cigarette performance under both
methods has been linked with reduced real-world ignition behavior;
and it is reasonable to assume that this, in turn, implies a
significant real-world benefit. Both methods have been subjected to
interlaboratory study. The resulting reproducibilities were
comparable to each other and comparable to those in other fire test
methods currently being used to regulate materials which may be
involved in unwanted fires. Using the two methods, some current
commercial cigarettes are shown to have reduced ignition
propensities relative to the current best-selling cigarettes. *]
This is one of six volumes in the Final Report, Fire Safe Cigarette
Act of 1990. VOLUME 1. Overview: Practicability of Developing a
Performance Standard to Reduce Cigarette Ignition Propensity by
Jones-Smith, J., et al. VOLUME 3. Modeling the Ignition of Soft
Furnishings by a Cigarette by Mitler, H. E., et al. VOLUME 4.
Cigarette Fire Incident Study by Harwood, B., et al. VOLUME 5.
Toxicity Testing Plan by Lee, B. C., et al. VOLUME 6. Societal
Costs of Cigarette Fires by Ray, D. R., et al.
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