IMO Res A.653 (16) Toxicity test

IMO MSC.61(67) Annex 1,Parts 2 Toxicity test 
 

IMO Res A.653 (16) Toxicity test 
 

IMO Toxicity Test Standard
 

IMO Resolution A.653 (16) / IMO FTPC Part2 

IMO Resolution MSC.61(67) Annex 1,Parts 2
 

IMO Toxicity Test Standard-Reference Standard
 

ISO 5659-2: Plastic-Smoke generation, Part 2 
 

IMO Toxicity Test Standard- Toxicity Gas Limit
 

CO：1450ppm ； HBr：600ppm ；HCl：600ppm；HCN：140ppm ； 

HF：600ppm； SO2：120ppm ；NOx：350ppm
 

IMO Res A.653 (16) Toxicity test / IMO MSC.61(67) Annex 1,Parts 2- Smoke Density
 

Surface of bulkheads, linings, or ceilings Dm≤200 

Floor coverings Dm≤500 

Primary deck coverings Dm≤400 

Plastic pipes and cables Dm≤400 
 

IMO Res A.653 (16) Toxicity test / IMO MSC.61(67) Annex 1,Parts 2 –Scope：
 

Surface materials, Floorings, Coatings  etc.
 

IMO Res A.653 (16) Toxicity – MED Certification
 

Marine Equipment Directive and US Coast Guard

The Marine Equipment Directive 96/98 EN has came into force on January 1st 1999 and covers a range of equipment carried on board ships registered under the flags of the European union Member States. It was established to ensure that equipment which must comply with the requirements of international conventions (e.g. SOLAS) agreed by the International Maritime Organization also meets common standards of safety and performance across the EU. Approval requirements are also harmonized which ensures certificates issued in one Member State are accepted by all States across the EU. The Directive applies to all ‘Community Registered Ships’ and is mandatory from January 1, 2001.
 

WheelMark to Marine Equipment - Certification modules   
 

The Marine Equipment Directive lists the required modules, type examination and attestation requirements for each product. The Notified Body could perform Modules B,D,E and F in accordance with the list of equipment, all relating to Fire Protection. The manufacturer has the option to select (except for primary deck coverings) between the following combinations of modules :B+D,B+E or B+F. For Fire Protection equipment, no one module is allowed in isolation.
 

Marine Equipment Directive -Reference Standard 
 

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 1

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 2

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 3

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 4:

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 5

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 6

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 7

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 8 

IMO MSC 61(67) / IMO FTPC Part 9