GSO ISO 12127-2:2013

ISO 12127-2:2007
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 31 December 2013

Clothing for protection against heat and flame -- Determination of contact heat transmission through protective clothing or constituent materials -- Part 2: Test method using contact heat produced by dropping small cylinders

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GSO ISO 12127-2:2013 Scope

This part of ISO 12127 specifies a test method designed to evaluate the heat transfer and the behaviour of materials used for protective clothing when such materials are struck by high temperature metal particles, especially when these are trapped in the folds of the garment in working saituations. The results obtained by this method permit the comparison of the behaviour of different materials which have undergone this test under standardized conditions. They do not permit conclusions to be drawn with respect to contacts with large splashes of molten cast iron or other metal, nor do they allow the behaviour of complete garments under industrial conditions to be predicted

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