Round Robins
EGOLF Round Robins are important exercises to determine the accuracy and precision of fire test methods and respond to the requirement of national accreditation bodies that accredited fire laboratories participate in round robins as part of the documentation. The results of such exercises determine how well laboratories are able to perform a particular test and give information about variability in equipment, test procedures and tools and also the reproducibility and repeatability of the test method. They also reveal ways in which the test method can potentially be improved. Full reports of EGOLF Round Robins are confidential to members. Public summary reports are available on the "Publications" page of the EGOLF website.
EGOLF Round Robins 2018-2023:
- EN 16733 (Smouldering combusion)
- CEN/TS 1187 tm2 (External fire exposure to roofs)
- EN ISO 1716 (Determination heat of combustion)
- EN ISO 1182 (Non-combustibility)
- EN ISO 9239-1 (Floors & burning behaviour using radiant source)
- EN 1363-1 and EN 1634-1 (Doorset)
Posted on 24/11/2022 at 11:58