Experimental Study of Material Thickness Effect on Combustion Characteristic for Molded Polystyrene Board

Miao Zhang; Wen Hua Song; Xing Na Liu; Chang Hai Li; Ji Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.423-426.339

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Experimental Study of Material Thickness Effect on Combustion Characteristic for Molded Polystyrene Board

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In this paper, the experimental platform about combustion characteristics of thermoplastic insulation materials is designed and established. The material surface temperature, heat release rate, flame height and pyrolysis position of different thickness of molded polystyrene board are obtained. Research results show that the flame spread rate increased with the increase of the thickness of material thickness and the fire spending increase decreases first and then increases. Considering the heat preservation performance and combustion performance of this material, 50mm is the critical thickness.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 423-426)

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Miao Zhang*, Wen Hua Song, Xing Na Liu, Chang Hai Li, Ji Wang

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Combustion Characteristic, Material Thickness, Polystyrene Foam, Thermoplastic Insulation Materials

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