6.1 Smoke
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6.1 Smoke

 An average (D m) of the maximum of D s of three tests at each test condition should be calculated.

  • .1 For materials used as surface of bulkheads, linings or ceilings, the D m should not exceed 200 in any test condition.

  • .2 For materials used as primary deck covering or surface of floor, the D m should not exceed 400 in any test condition.

  • .3 For plastic pipes and electric cables, the D m should not exceed 400 in any test condition.

Parent topic: 6 Classification Criteria
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