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ASTM D1692 Method of test for rate of burning or extent and time of burning of cellular plastics using a specimen horizontal

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This standard covers the screening procedure for comparing relative flammability of plastic sheeting and cellular plastics.

Current edition

  • ASTM D1692-76 Method of Test for Rate of Burning or Extent and Time of Burning of Cellular Plastics Using a Specimen Horizontal (Withdrawn)

Incorporation by reference

The following editions have been incorporated by reference (IBR) into the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR):

IBR approved for Overview of requirements IBR approved edition
1ASTM D1692 was withdrawn in 1976.
29 CFR 1910.103(c)(1)(v)(d)Employers must ensure that means are provided to minimize exposure of personnel to piping operating at low temperatures and to prevent air condensate from contacting piping, structural members, and surfaces not suitable for cryogenic temperatures. Only those insulating materials which are rated nonburning in accordance with ASTM Procedures D1692-68 may be used. Other protective means may be used to protect personnel. The insulation must be designed to have a vapor-tight seal in the outer covering to prevent the condensation of air and subsequent oxygen enrichment within the insulation. The insulation material and outside shield must also be of adequate design to prevent attrition of the insulation due to normal operating conditions.ASTM D1692-68 Test for Flammability of Plastic Sheeting and Cellular Plastics.1

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Standards are available for purchase from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), see webstore.ansi.org, and from ASTM International, see www.astm.org.

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