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What are the fire resistance standards for auditorium chairs?

Apr 12,2021

What are the fire resistance standards for auditorium chairs?

Auditorium chairs are generally placed in batches in auditoriums, conference rooms, cinemas, and major theaters. Most of the materials used for auditorium chairs are wood and fabric. As the weather gets hotter, fire accidents remain fresh in memory. Therefore, for these auditorium chairs placed in batches in public places, fire prevention requirements must be very strict to prevent accidents.

Step one: Select the fire-retardant fabric of the auditorium chair to be tested, cut the required amount, and use a fabric flame retardant tester (vertical method) for testing. The test temperature is regularly selected at intervals between 0~30 degrees Celsius, and the atmospheric relative humidity is also regularly selected between 30%~80%.

Step two: Connect the power, then place the fabric into the test chamber, close the door, and start the test. Adjust the igniter to a certain height and temperature, observe the timer, and then adjust the ignition time and duration of the flame according to relevant data and standards. After repeated tests, observe the changes in the fabric to determine its flame resistance. Remember to conduct multiple tests to obtain average data for accurate fire resistance performance.