Fire behavior
Reinforcement/matrix bond - Behavior of composites
Article REF: AM5307 V1
Fire behavior
Reinforcement/matrix bond - Behavior of composites

Authors : Anne BERGERET, Patricia KRAWCZAK

Publication date: July 10, 2006, Review date: January 20, 2025 | Lire en français

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4. Fire behavior

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For further information on the fire behavior of plastics and composites, please refer to the articles Combustion of plastics , Flame retardants , Fire behavior of composites [AM 5 230] .

In the case of glass fiber-reinforced composites, it is common to observe a degradation of fire properties in the presence of fibers, in particular a decrease in ignition time and an increase in the maximum ignition duration of the material according to the "drop test" governed by standard NF P92-505. This behavior is generally accompanied by a drop in the limiting oxygen index (or LOI) (ISO 4589-2/1996F), which is the minimum oxygen concentration required for stable ignition. Glass fibers also exert a strong influence...

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