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The test standard DIN EN 12881-1 on fire safety testing of conveyor belts has been prepared by Technical Committee CEN/TC 188 "Conveyor belts". The responsible national committee is NA 045-02-05 AA "Fördergurte" ("Conveyor belts") at the Rubber Technology Standards Committee (NAFAKAU). This document has been prepared under a mandate issued by the European Commission and the European Free Trade Association and specifies the relevant requirements of Annex I of the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. The standard describes four methods for measuring the propagation of a flame along a conveyor belt which has been exposed to a relatively high localized heat source such as a fire. The damage suffered by the conveyor belt, as well as its tendency to support combustion, is measured by observing the extent to which the fire spreads along the test piece. Method A uses a test piece 2 m in length and consumes propane gas through the burner at the rate of (1,30 ± 0,05) kg per 10 min. Method B uses a test piece 2,5 m in length and consumes propane gas through two burners mounted above and below the test piece trestle at the rate of (1,30 ± 0,05) kg per 10 min for each burner. Method C uses a test piece 1,5 m in length and consumes propane gas through the burner at the rate of (565 ± 10) g per 50 min. Method D uses a test piece 1,2 m in length and consumes propane gas through the burner at the rate of 150 l/hr (D1) or 190 l/hr (D2).
This document replaces DIN EN 12881-1:2014-11 , DIN 22118:1991-08 .
Corrected edition: Corrected document: Customers who purchased the previous document DIN EN 12881-1:2014-11 received free of charge