2019
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/666/1/012087
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Development of laboratory techniques for assessment of operating properties of intumescent fireproofing coatings

Abstract: adhesion of a charred layer to the surface of constructions and materials is one of the main components of fire protective efficiency of intumescent charring compositions, especially for metal surfaces. The paper overviews literature sources concerning the investigation of adhesive-cohesive properties of charred layers. It is shown that there are no easily performable methods for assessment of these properties. The laboratory device based on the «back strike» method has been developed. Adhesive-cohesive proper… Show more

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“…Samples of intumescent compositions were tested by various methods, some of which are well-known, and the other developed in the framework of this study. The volume of charred layer (swelling coefficient) when applying IC samples to steel plates and their further heating was measured [11,12]; the coefficient of adhesion of the charred layer to the substrate was determined by the method of reverse strike, steel plates were also used as the substrate [13,14]; the kinetic parameters of ICs thermolysis were calculated by the methods of nonisothermal kinetics [10]. Also, two types of fire tests were carried out -in laboratory (smallscale fire tests) using the methodology developed by the authors; and large-scale fire tests, but also taking into account the innovations proposed by the authors.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Samples of intumescent compositions were tested by various methods, some of which are well-known, and the other developed in the framework of this study. The volume of charred layer (swelling coefficient) when applying IC samples to steel plates and their further heating was measured [11,12]; the coefficient of adhesion of the charred layer to the substrate was determined by the method of reverse strike, steel plates were also used as the substrate [13,14]; the kinetic parameters of ICs thermolysis were calculated by the methods of nonisothermal kinetics [10]. Also, two types of fire tests were carried out -in laboratory (smallscale fire tests) using the methodology developed by the authors; and large-scale fire tests, but also taking into account the innovations proposed by the authors.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When analyzing the literature, it was not possible to find references to indicative methods for assessing the characteristics of the charred layers, which are quite easily implemented in laboratory conditions, therefore, a previously developed installation that implements the method of reverse impact (Fig. 2) was used [13]. Columns (2) are fixed in the basis (1); sample (4) fixed in frame (3) can move up and down the columns.…”
Section: Fig 1 Samples For Laboratory Tests Of Fire Retardant Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analysis of scientific works in AI allows concluding that this area of research is the most promising in the engineering of FAS because the sampling system is random and depends on many weakly correlated factors [11][12][13].…”
Section: Fig 1 Nn Training Schemementioning
confidence: 99%