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Code Approval of Composite Propane Cylinders for Indoor Use ...

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Figure 15. Standard NFPA 286 Test Room <strong>for</strong> Test Type 4 Test ArrangementTest Type 5 – Per<strong>for</strong>mance <strong>of</strong> a Burning Pressurized <strong>Composite</strong> Cylinder afterImpacted by a Water Hose StreamThe purpose <strong>of</strong> Test Type 5 was to assess the per<strong>for</strong>mance <strong>of</strong> a burning pressurized cylinderwhen impacted by a water hose stream. The burning cylinder was filled to half its rated capacitywith water and pressurized with nitrogen.The detailed test plan is as follows:• Hazard Assessment Scenario— Effect <strong>of</strong> water hose stream on a burning cylinder filled with water and nitrogen.• Ignition Source— Two standard igniters• Test Arrangement— NFPA 286 Test Room— Gypsum board wall and ceiling materials— <strong>Composite</strong> cylinder placed in the corner 2 inches from the walls— Vertically oriented— Two threaded rods will be used to hold the cylinder in place during hose sprayimpact• Duration <strong>of</strong> test:— Approx. 6 minutes• Instrumentation<strong>Composite</strong> <strong>Propane</strong> <strong>Cylinders</strong> 35February 2007<strong>for</strong> <strong>Indoor</strong> <strong>Use</strong> — Phase IIBattelle

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