ISO/TS 23782:2024

Requirements for large-scale test methods to represent fire threats to people in different fire scenarios

ISO/TS 23782:2024

Name:ISO/TS 23782:2024   Standard name:Requirements for large-scale test methods to represent fire threats to people in different fire scenarios
Standard number:ISO/TS 23782:2024   language:English language
Release Date:16-Jul-2024   technical committee:ISO/TC 92/SC 3 - Fire threat to people and environment
Drafting committee:ISO/TC 92/SC 3/WG 1 - Fire model   ICS number:13.220.01 - Protection against fire in general

Technical
Specification
ISO/TS 23782
First edition
Requirements for large-scale test
2024-07
methods to represent fire threats to
people in different fire scenarios
Exigences relatives aux méthodes d'essai à grande échelle pour
représenter les dangers dus au feu pour les personnes dans
différents scénarios d'incendie
Reference number
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
Introduction .vi
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 General principles . 2
4.1 Compromised tenability .2
4.2 Fire profile .2
5 Significance and use . 3
5.1 Application of large-scale test.3
5.2 Fire test scenario .3
5.3 Suitable test rig .4
6 Suitable test rig design . 4
6.1 General .4
6.2 Non-flaming fires in a small room .5
6.3 Small smouldering or flaming fire in a small room .5
6.3.1 General .5
6.3.2 Suitable test rig .5
6.4 Small fire in a room with the door opened .5
6.4.1 General .5
6.4.2 Suitable test rig .5
6.5 Small smouldering or flaming fire in a small room with window partially opened .6
6.5.1 General .6
6.5.2 Suitable test rig .6
6.6 Small smouldering or flaming fire in a small room with large exterior vents opened .6
6.6.1 General .6
6.6.2 Suitable test rig .7
6.7 Flaming fire in a large space with a large floor and high ceiling .7
6.7.1 General (Scenario 1) .7
6.7.2 Suitable test rig — Scenario 1 .7
6.7.3 Scenario 2 .7
6.7.4 Suitable test rig — Scenario 2 .7
7 Preparation of test . 7
7.1 Occupants of interest .7
7.2 Test rig .8
7.3 Ignition source .8
7.4 Fuel .9
7.5 Instrumentation .9
7.5.1 General .9
7.5.2 Sampling and analysis of toxic fire effluents .9
8 Measurements .10
8.1 Heat .10
8.1.1 General .10
8.1.2 Convective effect .11
8.1.3 Radiant effect .11
8.2 Smoke obscuration .11
8.3 Toxic gas .11
8.4 Equivalence ratio .11
8.5 Mass loss .11
8.6 Miscellaneous .11
9 Data analysis and interpretation .12

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9.1 General . 12
9.2 Repeatability of test . 12
9.3 Reproducibility of test . 12
10 Reporting requirements .13
Annex A (informative) Fire classification and typical characteristics . 14
Annex B (informative) Suitable test rig with instrumentation: example designs and
configurations . 17
Bibliography . 19

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