Fire source Clause Samples

The 'Fire source' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to the use, management, or presence of fire or ignition sources within a specified context, such as a property or worksite. It typically outlines what constitutes a fire source, sets out safety protocols for handling open flames, electrical equipment, or other potential ignition points, and may require compliance with fire safety regulations or the implementation of preventative measures. The core function of this clause is to minimize the risk of fire-related incidents by clearly assigning duties and establishing standards for fire safety, thereby protecting people, property, and operations.
Fire source. A uniform fire source of 1.65 m length shall provide direct flame impingement on the cylinder surface across its entire diameter. Any fuel may be used for the fire source provided it supplies uniform heat sufficient to maintain the specified test temperatures until the cylinder is vented. The selection of fuel should take into consideration air pollution concerns. The arrangement of the fire shall be recorded in sufficient detail to ensure the rate of heat input to the cylinder is reproducible. Any failure or inconsistency of the fire source during a test invalidates the result.
Fire source. The length and the width of the fire shall exceed the plan dimensions of the fuel tank by 0.1 m. ISO 11439 contains directions to produce a suitable fire test. The average temperature shall remain above 590 °C for the duration of the test. Any fuel may be used for the fire source provided it supplies uniform heat sufficient to maintain the specified test temperatures until the tank is vented. The selection of fuel should take into consideration air pollution concerns. The arrangement of the fire shall be recorded in sufficient detail to ensure the rate of heat input to the tank is reproducible. Any failure or inconsistency of the fire source during a test invalidates the result.
Fire source. A uniform fire source of 1.65 m length shall provide direct flame impingement on the cylinder surface across its entire diameter. Any fuel may be used for the fire source provided it supplies uniform heat sufficient to maintain the specified test temperatures until the cylinder is vented. The selection of fuel should take into consideration air pollution concerns. The arrangement of the fire shall be recorded in sufficient detail to ensure the rate of heat input to the cylinder is reproducible. Any failure or E/ECE/324 Rev.2/Add.109 Regulation No. 110 page 89 Annex 3 - Appendix A inconsistency of the fire source during a test invalidate the result;

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