1、CGSB CANICGSB- 4-Lb2-M80 * 1874650 0004437 bb7 N AT1 O NA L STANDARD OF CANADA DU CANADA NORME N AT1 O N ALE Hospital Text i I es Textiles - uti I ises Flammability dans les h- Performance pitaux - Requirements Exigences de rsistance a Iinf lamma- bilit6 Canadian General Office des normes Standards
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25、04433 43“ NATIONAL STANDARD OF CANADA NORME NATIONALE DU CANADA HOSPITAL TEXT1 LES - FLAMMABILITY PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS TEXTILES UTI LISES DANS LES HPITAUX - EXIGENCES DE RSISTANCE LINFLAMMABILIT This standard is expressed in SI (Metric) units in response to the requirements of Canadas metric con
26、version program. Les valeurs de la prsente norme sont exprimes en units SI (mtriques) conformment aux exigences du Programme canadien de conversion au systme mtrique. Prepared by Canadian General Standards Board Approved by %Canada tandards Council Published June 1980 by the Canadian General Standar
27、ds Board c Minister of Supply and Services Canada - 1980 No pan of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the prior permission of the publtsher. Prpare par lOffice des normes gnrales du Canada Approuve par le Conseil canadien ad es normes Publie, juin 1980, par lOffice des normes gnr
28、ales du Canada O C Mmi,tie des Approvisionnements et Services Canada - 1980 Aucune partie de cette publication ne peut tre reproduite d aucune manire sans la permission pralable de lditeur Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction
29、 or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-CGSB CANKGSB- 4.1bz-rn80 t* rn 1874650 o004440 151 m CANADIAN GENERAL STANDARDS BOARD OFFICE DES NORMES GENERALES DU CANADA COMMITTEE ON FLAMMABILITY OF HOSPITAL TEXT1 LES COMIT DE LINFLAMMABILIT DES TEXTILES UTILISS DANS LES HPITAUX (Membership
30、at date of approval by the Committee) lComposition a ia date dapprobation) Ontario Research Foundation Technical Services Laboratory (Manitoba) Dominion Textile Inc. Ontario Hospital Association National Research Council of Canada Ottawa Civic Hospiral Waterloo Bedding Co. Ltd. Underwriters Laborato
31、ries of Canada Department of Public Works Department of National Health and Welfare (Dominion Fire Commissioners Office) Canadian Hospi tal Associa ti on Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Lac-Mac Ltd. G.A. Hardie Co. Du Pont Canada lnc. Canadian Carpet Institute Ottawa Regional Hospital L
32、inen Service Canadian Textiles Institute Centennial Hospirai Linen Service Vernon Jubilee Hospital (B rit ish Col um bia) Wabasso Ltd. Erco Industries Ltd. CGSB/DSS Williams, Dr M.J. Chairman/PrSsident Bawden, G. Connor, J.B. Dabbs, H.M. Day, Dr M. Graham, A.E. Healy, M.J. Higginson, P. Hornby, S. I
33、rvine, T.C Jones, G.G.L. Kasem, Dr M.A. Keenan, W. McCauley, C.W. Monk, W.B. Nance, P. Rainville, i. Robertson, J.M. Rutherford, L. Sasseville, A.E. Mrs.!Mme Sewell, W.R. Talanow, N. Macdonald, M.R. Secretarv/Secrtaire Fondatior de recherches de lOntario Technical Services Laborarory (Manitoba) Domi
34、nion Textile Inc. Ontario Hospital Association Conseil national de recherches du Canada Hpital Civic dOttawa Waterloo Bedding Co. Ltd. U nde r w r i te r s La bora t or i es of Ca n ad a Ministere des Tiavaux publics Ministre de la Sant nationale et du Ben-etr- Association des hpitaux du Canada Mini
35、stre de la Consommation ST des Corporations Lac-Mac Ltd. G.A. Hardie Co. DU Pont Canada Inc. Institut canadien du tapis Ottawa Regional Hospital Linen S?rv-c:, Institut canadien des textiles Centennial Hospital Linen Servict. Vernon Jubilee Hospital (British Col um bia) Wabasso Lte Erco Industries L
36、td. ON GC/M AS (Bureau du Commissaire fdrai des incerdicsi social Acknowledgement is made for the French translation of this National Standard of Canada by the Translation Bureau of the 0.:. J the Secretary of State and the technical editing of the translation bv the Supply Information and Data Mana
37、gement Branch of t*. :. , I -ent of Supply and Services. La prsente Norme nationale du Canada a et6 traduite en francais par le Bureau des traductions du Secrtariat dtat. La rvisonsihilty of the hospital to ensure that the flame retardant IrPalmenrs be applied as required to guarantee that the artic
38、les conrinue to comply with the requirements of this standard. - REMARQUE 1: Lorsquil sagit de sassurer quils satisfont aux exigences prescrites, les articles textiles reconnus comme ayant reus un apprt non durable peuvent tre soumis a les- sai “ltat de rception“ seulement lorsque lutilisateur est e
39、n mesure de rappliquer un apprt quivalent aprs le lavage afin de conserver le degr requis de retard linflammation. Lorsquon adopte cette faon de procder, il incombe aux au- torits de lhpital de sassurer que les traitements retardateurs de iinflammation sont appliqus de faon garantir que les articles
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41、arest point of the cigarette in its original location and by observifig the presence of combustion in the mattress covering and within the mattress specimen after the cigarette is extin- guished. The method of test described in CAN2-4.2-M, Method 27.7 - Combustion Resistance of Mattresses - Cigarett
42、e Test (Appendix D) shall apply. 4.2.1 Ten specimens representative of the mattress con- struction to be evaluated shall be tested; if one fails, another five shall be tested, all of which must pass. Failure is recorded: a. when any part of the damaged area of the surface of the specimen exceeds 50
43、mm in any direction from the cigarette. b. when any combustion continues in the mattress assembly 10 min after the cigarette has extin- guished. 4.3 Bed Linen - The flammability of bed linen shall be evaluated by supporting a specimen of the given material at an angle of 45“ and exposing its upper s
44、urface to a flame for a period of 1 s. The degree of flammability shall be determined by measuring the time taken for a flame to spread up the fabric a distance of 127 mm. The method of test described in CAN2-4.2-M, Method 27.5 - Flame Resistance - 45“ Angle Test - One Second Flame Impingement (Appe
45、ndix BI shall apply. 4.3.1 Five specimens shall be tested and to be judged acceptable for bed linen, all of these must be either: a. not ignite, b. ignite but not burn the stop cord (as per Method 27.51, c. have a flame spread time (.e. time to burn the stop cord) of more than 7 s where the products
46、 do not have a raised-fiber surface, or d. have a flame spread time of more than 7 s where the products have a raised-fiber surface and exhibit ignition or fusion of their base fibers. 4.3.2 Bed linen shall conform with the specified degree of flame resistance, after one laundering (CAN2-4.2-M, Meth
47、od 34 B.4) (NOTE 1). 4.4 Window Drapes and Cubicle Curtains - The flamma- bility of a window drape or a cubicle curtain shall be assessed by applying a flame for a specified time to the lower edge of a specimen held vertically. The partir du point le plus rapproch de la cigarette dans sa position in
48、itiale et en observant sil y a un indice de combustion sur lenveloppe du matelas et a lintrieur de ce dernier aprs quon a teint la cigarette. La m- thode dessai 27.7, Rsistance des matelas la combus- tion - Essai de brlure de cigarette (annexe O), dcrite dans la norme CAN2-4.2-M sapplique ici. Dix spcimens reprsentatifs du matelas qui doit tre valu doivent tre soumis lessai; si un spcimen ne satisfait pas aux exigences, cinq autres doivent tre soumis et doivent tous tre satisfaisants. Un spcimen ne satisfait pas aux exigences lorsque: a. toute brlure la surface
