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Bus/Financial - Mechanics / Mech Engineering / Fire-retardant products/technology | | French term or phrase: barreau vertical | Bonjour,
Je voudrais de l'assistance SVP sur ce terme ci-dessus...je fais une traduction un peu technique pour compagnie de produits résistants au feu.
"Le stratifié Epoxy résistant au feu/Verre E, résin époxy SR SR 1126.009 / SD 8203 -Tissu sergé de Verre E, est classé suivant l'essai de résistance à la flamme sur barreau vertical UL 94 V0.
Merci par avance,
Richard |
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| | bar in vertical position, | Explanation:
The 94V Vertical Burn Test uses a standard bar
specimen which is held at one end in the vertical
position. A burner flame is applied to the free end
of the specimen for two 10 second intervals
separated by the time it takes for flaming
combustion to stop after the first application. vendor.parker.com/.../1078dff82c9903c58525712b006cc1e4/$FILE/TR%201001%20EN%200107%20Rev%20A%20%20UL94.pdf -94V Vertical Burning Test
This test includes three classifications – 94V-0, 94V-1 and 94V-2 – and would typically be acceptable for portable, unattended, intermittent-duty, household-use appliances (i.e., coffee makers). Which classification applies to a particular application depends on many factors, including:
* Size and thickness of part.
* Distance from uninsulated live parts.
* Hot wire ignition.
* High current arc ignition.
* High voltage arc tracking rate.
This test uses a ½" × 5" specimen which is held at one end in the vertical position (see Fig. 3.1).
http://www.fire-testing.com/html/instruments/ul94ad.htm
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I guess you could also say 'vertical bar' here. |
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| Grading comment Thanks for the comprehensive answer.
Richard
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