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Evaluating the fire hazard of lining materials using the OSU, cone calorimeter and full-scale fire test methods

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Table 2.  Comparison with ASTM Round-Robin Results for 12.5 mm  Particle Board
Table 3.  Calculated Using Ostman  &  Nussbaum Correlation
Table 5.  PHR and THR at 25 kW/m2
Table 6.  PHR and THR at 50 k ~ l m 2
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