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| DSH 752
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| Definition of a flame for glow wire test- }( J# n4 a1 w. A
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p! b) F- n( s' {* W | 60695-2-11 & 60695-2-12 & 60695-2-13
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- U! F9 {0 \! o k9 E' `( xStandard(s): No. Year
$ j6 O2 W5 T' i. F4 ?; UIEC 60695-2-11
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IEC 60695-2-13# N7 C0 X# E2 u- K z( K
DSH 0752
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VARIOUS - GENERAL
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Developed by:
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Subject:
7 C3 i2 s0 D* vDefinition of a flame for glow
" N7 p1 l$ h3 Q9 A; s' T3 Mwire test
3 ?# t+ m* d# X. |Key words:' R, Q( g7 w4 g' Y: x5 A2 h. Z) Q
- Glow wire test( u) t1 c2 b6 N3 r, f3 u+ U
- Flame
- @6 k6 _, y$ O d/ t- Corona Effect; A$ ]. @ d/ ~" R5 m
- Ionized gasses
9 |! _. [0 z: P! U: A* x$ o- Ignition of the sample3 w% ?! S) B: h2 ^6 \% H
Approved at the 47th CTL# a7 G3 R J& P
Plenary Meeting, year 2010.
. z9 @# I+ d* s- r4 kQuestion:
. Y5 L& P2 v- w o$ rHow is the “Corona-Effect” to be interpreted when performing the Glow Wire Test?
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During the glow wire test (according to the temperature settings required by the standard), the
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1. If a brightly shining flame is observed directly at the test specimen (see picture 1), this is a
6 `+ i+ N7 A7 l. L8 Bclear indication of an ignition. Some materials show a colourless transparent flame+ C2 A2 U) ^, b ^0 W2 K. Q
instead of a bright shiny flame. This is considered to be ignition of the test specimen, if the
) d# H7 @7 B& L5 y" K, W, hmaximum flaming time allowed by the standard is exceeded.9 g- V* y8 N6 ]7 |! c K' E
2. Sometimes, a circular corona can be observed around the tip of the glow wire, see picture
9 V7 l* D9 J4 ~ t9 r0 C0 q9 n1 G3 ~2. This corona consists of ionized gas, predominantly blue in colour and is located in the
7 R' U* ^6 T$ w# z1 Y. T, j5 dimmediate vicinity of the glow wire. This phenomenon is not considered to be ignition of$ B! q7 v3 @ R; G) U! Q
the test specimen, as long as it does not lead to an ignition of the test specimen according( _4 a& c3 j- [9 i) a
to point 1.: `: m, h( c% }* }( O, b
3. Furthermore, ionized gasses can sometimes be noticed along the glow wire (see picture
' I+ [' q( _9 W6 @3). This effect is also not considered to be ignition of the test specimen, as long as it does [; n' n4 K5 Z7 {$ b
not lead to an ignition of the test specimen according to point 1.
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