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| Definition of a flame for glow wire test
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$ Y. e; }4 P: }: ?& I! E | 60695-2-11 & 60695-2-12 & 60695-2-139 G" |: a% V1 M4 S: L% h
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Standard(s): No. Year
; l7 V2 e% _# G6 T. ?) Z, oIEC 60695-2-11
7 T; {* ?+ n O( YIEC 60695-2-12
9 U% m' ]/ }0 Y2 VIEC 60695-2-13# Z& N& X3 @) V
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VARIOUS - GENERAL1 I) n9 k6 n/ L2 {+ ^- F$ R& k
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Definition of a flame for glow) Z4 b( Q' \" F s( G
wire test7 _! i, m7 d/ T( z; n4 T
Key words:3 M" Z7 i" d6 j$ i B; c( {
- Glow wire test
$ N5 P; G! D- \. K A- |9 K- Flame
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- Ionized gasses
: Z' B, L* d6 [% e2 p) r4 ~- Ignition of the sample
/ G& s, L* c: z6 N7 J; [+ y, m# uApproved at the 47th CTL' y" \% o( ]+ w, d3 V* R1 | {! @
Plenary Meeting, year 2010.
$ @/ \7 [; X0 ^% jQuestion:1 I! W5 u8 y5 t3 G7 I
How is the “Corona-Effect” to be interpreted when performing the Glow Wire Test?
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During the glow wire test (according to the temperature settings required by the standard), the
/ n9 s! Y! P6 _following phenomena can occur:
+ t8 r) f/ {- ?" {( X5 S' n1. If a brightly shining flame is observed directly at the test specimen (see picture 1), this is a
. j; x% f8 G3 _3 N: |" r) H1 oclear indication of an ignition. Some materials show a colourless transparent flame
% d7 g. Z4 g- Z* K& Kinstead of a bright shiny flame. This is considered to be ignition of the test specimen, if the
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2. Sometimes, a circular corona can be observed around the tip of the glow wire, see picture
; r9 Q t- f9 }( X2. This corona consists of ionized gas, predominantly blue in colour and is located in the
o# L! H& A2 g/ M% a1 oimmediate vicinity of the glow wire. This phenomenon is not considered to be ignition of" l$ V9 L/ e- S+ O
the test specimen, as long as it does not lead to an ignition of the test specimen according
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4 }' w# h3 m* C2 r" v3 _3 h1 R3. Furthermore, ionized gasses can sometimes be noticed along the glow wire (see picture+ j$ {" L% L! G% h# O$ C+ {
3). This effect is also not considered to be ignition of the test specimen, as long as it does! \- m1 z- s/ P. U/ f
not lead to an ignition of the test specimen according to point 1.
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