4.9 Heat exposure [6.9]
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4.9 Heat exposure [6.9]

Parent topic: 4 Water Mist Nozzle Requirements

4.9.1 Glass bulb nozzles (see 5.7.1 )

 There should be no damage to the glass bulb element when the nozzle is tested by the method specified in 5.7.1.

4.9.2 All uncoated nozzles (see 5.7.2 )

 Nozzles should withstand exposure to increased ambient temperature without evidence of weakness or failure, when tested by the method specified in 5.7.2.

4.9.3 Coated nozzles (see 5.7.3 )

 In addition to meeting the requirement of 5.7.2 in an uncoated version, coated nozzles should withstand exposure to ambient temperatures without evidence of weakness or failure of the coating, when tested by the method specified in 5.7.3.

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