The toxicities of the airborne combustion products of 11 textiles and 6 upholstery materials at medium temperatures (500-700 °C) were examined ac cording to the standard DIN 53436 using rats as experimental animals. Also the chemical composition of the combustion products was determined. According to the results obtained there were some cases in which one or more individual com ponents (mainly HCN and CO) of the airborne combustion products could be shown to be the main cause of toxicity
Fire effluents, in most cases, have an adverse effect on human health and the environment. Expo-sure...
In many countries, there are a large number of chemical plants and warehouses that handle and store ...
Most of the fire victims die or are affected by smoke rather than by flames and the resulting burns....
The toxicities of the airborne combustion products of 11 textiles and 6 upholstery materials at medi...
Civil Aerospace Medical Institute1985PDFTech ReportSanders, Donald C.Crane, Charles R.Endecott, Boyd...
Aim: The aim of this paper is to present the state of the art on toxicity assessment of combustion p...
A cone calorimeter with air supply box around the fire test zone was shown to reproduce all the clas...
Fire presents a significant risk of the formation of toxic combustion gases. These substances furthe...
ABSTRACT: Twenty-two samples of upholstery fabrics used in home fur-nishings were evaluated for rela...
Overall fire statistics and residential and industrial fires in which there have been large number o...
A significant element in the cost of a new building is devoted to fire safety. Energy efficiency dri...
Pulmonotoxicants are the substances causing structural and functional disorders of respiratory syste...
Several components in combustion products of polymers are known to be or are suspected of being harm...
The relative toxicity in rats resulting from a 30 minute exposure to the combustion products of two ...
A large range of polymers are used in building and mass transport interiors which released more toxi...
Fire effluents, in most cases, have an adverse effect on human health and the environment. Expo-sure...
In many countries, there are a large number of chemical plants and warehouses that handle and store ...
Most of the fire victims die or are affected by smoke rather than by flames and the resulting burns....
The toxicities of the airborne combustion products of 11 textiles and 6 upholstery materials at medi...
Civil Aerospace Medical Institute1985PDFTech ReportSanders, Donald C.Crane, Charles R.Endecott, Boyd...
Aim: The aim of this paper is to present the state of the art on toxicity assessment of combustion p...
A cone calorimeter with air supply box around the fire test zone was shown to reproduce all the clas...
Fire presents a significant risk of the formation of toxic combustion gases. These substances furthe...
ABSTRACT: Twenty-two samples of upholstery fabrics used in home fur-nishings were evaluated for rela...
Overall fire statistics and residential and industrial fires in which there have been large number o...
A significant element in the cost of a new building is devoted to fire safety. Energy efficiency dri...
Pulmonotoxicants are the substances causing structural and functional disorders of respiratory syste...
Several components in combustion products of polymers are known to be or are suspected of being harm...
The relative toxicity in rats resulting from a 30 minute exposure to the combustion products of two ...
A large range of polymers are used in building and mass transport interiors which released more toxi...
Fire effluents, in most cases, have an adverse effect on human health and the environment. Expo-sure...
In many countries, there are a large number of chemical plants and warehouses that handle and store ...
Most of the fire victims die or are affected by smoke rather than by flames and the resulting burns....