Article | REF: R2523 V1

Measurement uncertainties of the calorimeter cone according to the standard ISO 5660-1

Author: Emmanuelle BOUDINET-MARIE

Publication date: December 10, 2021

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4. Repeatability and reproducibility

  • ISO 5660-1 standard

Paragraph 3 of Annex C of ISO 5660-1 deals with repeatability, noted r, and reproducibility, noted R.

The data are derived from a series of interlaboratory tests organized by ISO/TC 92/sc 1/WG 5 and supplemented by a similar series of tests carried out by ASTM E05 SC 21 TG 60.

Repeatability and reproducibility values at the 95% confidence level were calculated for the complete data set for just five features of the calorimeter cone test.

These r and R values are equal to 2.8 the appropriate standard deviation.

The range of mean values over which the fit was obtained is also indicated.

The values in table 34 are given for non-intumescent...

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