BH GSO ISO 14935:2023
ISO 14935:2020
Bahraini Standard
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Approved on
10 December 2023
Petroleum and Related Products — Determination of Wick Flame Persistence of Fire-resistant Fluids
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BH GSO ISO 14935:2023 Scope
This document specifies a method for the assessment of the persistence of a flame applied to the edge of a wick of non-flammable material immersed in fire-resistant fluid.
This test does not determine the behaviour of a spray of fire-resistant fluid.
NOTE Such test methods are specified in ISO 15029-1 and ISO 15029-2.
This document specifies one of four basic tests for determining flammability.
This document does not apply to certain liquids such as HFAE and HFAS liquids.
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