A Comparison of the Performance of OSU-Compliant versus Non-OSU-Compliant Thermoplastics Used in the Lower Area of Aircraft Seats during a Simulated Post-crash Fire Scenario
A Comparison of the Performance of OSU-Compliant versus Non-OSU-Compliant Thermoplastics Used in the Lower Area of Aircraft Seats during a Simulated Post-crash Fire Scenario
United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration
1988-09-26 | Amendments [Series]
Abstract:
These amendments upgrade the fire safety standards for cabin interior materials in transport category airplanes by establishing refined fire test proc...
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