Sentence examples for flame rating from inspiring English sources

Such a char layer could prevent the volatiles from transferring to the surface of the thermosets as well as to shield the heat and oxygen diffusion, thus resulting in the self-extinguishing flame rating.

The resultant thermosets exhibit excellent flame-retardant properties with a UL94 V-0 flame rating due to the presence of phosphazene-cyclomatrix network, whereas they show a higher thermal stability than the conventional epoxy thermoset.

The sharp drop in flame rate at further reduction in M down to 5.0 is consistent with a similar drop observed for adding alumina to the reactive mixture.

This includes upward flame spread rates, growth rates, and burning rates over thin and thick solids in both laminar and turbulent flames.

The mass flow rate and flame spread rate at different inclination angles were obtained and analyzed.

The growth rate of flame spread rate is 27.76% for П from 0 to 0.8, while it is merely 7.33% with П rising from 0.8 to 1.6.

The interim consumer product safety standard established in paragraph (1) shall provide that any cellulose insulation which is produced or distributed for sale or use as a consumer product shall have a flame spread rating of 0 to 25, as such rating is set forth in the General Services Administration's specification for cellulose insulation, HH I 515C.

For purposes of such review, any change made by the Commission under paragraph (1) which requires that any test to determine the flame spread rating of cellulose insulation shall include a correction for variations in test results caused by equipment used in the test shall be considered a technical, nonsubstantive change.

Evaluation of this last parameter focuses on problems of (i) the pdfs of the flame stretch rate, (ii) the effects of flame stretch rate on the burning rate, (iii) the effects of any flamelet instability on the burning rate, (iv) flamelet extinctions under positive and negative flame stretch rates, and (v) the effects of the unsteadiness of flame stretch rates.

This flame stretch rate can be described as the scalar dissipation rate or as the strain rate.

In these cases, an effective flame spread rate was defined to represent the burning rate by measuring the mass loss due to dripping.