Abstract
In premises with a massive stay of people according to the standards, materials with reduced combustibility should be used. Cellulose containing materials are fire hazardous. The article presents the results of a study of indicators of materials with combustion retardants for rooms with people staying – textile fabrics, chipboards. The effect of flame retardant additives on the weight loss of samples of wood boards under fire exposure was studied. The influence of the type and duration of impregnation to reduce the combustibility and drying temperature of the impregnated textile materials on the time of their flame burning is investigated.
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