CSA C22 2 NO 211 0-2003 General requirements and methods of testing for nonmetallic conduit (Second Edition Update No 1 January 2005 Update No 2 September 2006 Update No 3 May 2011.pdf

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1、C22.2 No. 211.0-03(reaffirmed 2013)General requirements and methods of testing for nonmetallic conduitUpdate No. 3C22.2 No. 211.0-03May 2011Note: General Instructions for CSA Standards are now called Updates. Please contact CSA Information Products Sales or visit www.ShopCSA.ca for information about

2、 the CSA Standards Update Service.Title: General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic Conduit originally published May 2003Revisions issued: Update No. 1 January 2005Update No. 2 September 2006If you are missing any updates, please contact CSA Information Products Sales or visit www.S

3、hopCSA.ca.The following revisions have been formally approved and are marked by the symbol delta () in the margin on the attached replacement pages:Revised Clause 6.16.10.2New NoneDeleted NoneUpdate your copy by inserting these revised pages.Keep the pages you remove for reference. Canadian Standard

4、s Association General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic ConduitMay 20116.16.10 Mounting of Conduit or Tubing6.16.10.1 The minimum length of each conduit or tubing specimen shall be 2.3 m. The specimens shall be positioned in a single layer within the centre portion of the cable tra

5、y, with one end of each specimen not more than 100 mm above the bottom end of the tray. Each specimen or group of specimens shall be separately attached to the rungs of the tray, using metal wire ties of suitable size, such that the specimens remain in position throughout the test. There shall be on

6、e attachment at 0.2 m from the bottom end of the tray and other attachments spaced no more than 0.45 m apart.6.16.10.2 The individual specimens shall be attached to the cable tray with spacings one-half the diameter of the conduit or tubing, except that the spacings shall not exceed 15 mm. The tray

7、shall be loaded as follows:Outside diameter ofConduit or tubing, mmNumber of conduitsor tubings in trayFrom To6.16.10.3 The prepared assembly shall not be subjected to temperatures below 15 C for longer than 10 min immediately before the test.6.16.11 Procedure6.16.11.1 The prepared tray shall be pos

8、itioned vertically inside the enclosure, with the open front of the tray facing the front of the enclosure. The upper portion of the tray shall be firmly fixed in position.6.16.11.2 The burner shall be ignited and gas flows shall be adjusted to the values in Clause 6.16.9, with the burner positioned

9、 away from the specimen. The burner, at an angle of 20 from the horizontal, shall then be positioned in front of the tray and 75 5 mm from the nearest conduit or tubing surface. The horizontal dimension shall be determined by using of the guide specified in Clause 6.16.5.3. The flame shall impinge o

10、n the specimens midway between the tray rungs.0 15.0 1115.1 19.0 919.1 21.0 821.1 26.0 726.1 28.0 628.1 39.0 539.1 52.0 452.1 73.0 373.1 225.0* 2*The tray flame test provides some indication of the performance of grouped conduits or tubings. Therefore, even with larger specimens, there should be at

11、least two conduits or tubings to allow for heat reflection and interaction between specimens.13(Replaces p. 13, January 2005)C22.2 No. 211.0-03 Canadian Standards AssociationMay 20116.16.11.3 The burner flame shall impinge on the specimens continuously for 20 min.6.16.11.4 At the end of the 20 min b

12、urn, the burner flame shall be extinguished and the cable fire (if any) allowed to burn out.6.16.11.5 The procedure shall be conducted the specified number of times. Each procedure (burn) shall be conducted on untested specimens.6.16.12 Evaluation of Damage6.16.12.1 Conduit or tubing damage shall be

13、 determined by measuring the distance of char above the horizontal line from the lower edge of the burner face.6.16.12.2 The limit of char shall be determined on the front face of the most centrally located conduit or tubing by pressing against the conduit or tubing surface with a sharp object. Wher

14、e the surface of the conduit or tubing changes from a resilient surface to a brittle (crumbling) surface, the limit of char has been determined.6.16.12.3 The conduit or tubing damage (char) shall be recorded to the nearest 50 mm.6.16.13 CriterionThe length of the char after completion of the test sh

15、all not exceed 1.5 m.6.17 Horizontal Flame and Smoke FT66.17.1 General6.17.1.1 This test determines values of flame-propagation distance and optical smoke density. The conduit or tubing shall be considered FT6 if it meets the requirements specified in Clause 6.17.1.3.6.17.1.2 The test specimens shal

16、l be arranged in accordance with Clause 6.17.2.6.17.1.3 Using the test apparatus and method described in ULS S102.4 or NFPA 262, the conduit or tubing shall be considered acceptable if it meets each of the following conditions:a) The maximum flame-propagation distance shall not be greater than 1.5 m

17、 beyond the initial 1.4 m of test flame.b) The peak optical density of the smoke produced shall not exceed 0.50 (32% light transmission).(c) The average optical density of the smoke produced shall be 0.15 or less.(Replaces p. 14, January 2005)14Update No. 2C22.2 No. 211.0-03September 2006Note: Gener

18、al Instructions for CSA Standards are now called Updates. Please contact CSA Information Products Sales or visit www.ShopCSA.ca for information about the CSA Standards Update Service.Title: General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic Conduit originally published May 2003Revisions iss

19、ued: Update No. 1 January 2005 If you are missing any updates, please contact CSA Information Products Sales or visit www.ShopCSA.ca.The following revisions have been formally approved and are marked by the symbol delta () in the margin on the attached replacement pages:CSA C22.2 No. 211.0-03 origin

20、ally consisted of 26 pages (viii preliminary and 18 text), each dated May 2003. It now consists of the following pages: Update your copy by inserting these revised pages.Keep the pages you remove for reference.Revised Clause 6.16.2New NoneDeleted NoneMay 2003 vviii, 310, and 1518January 2005 iii, iv

21、, 1, 2, and 1314ASeptember 2006 11 and 12 Canadian Standards Association General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic ConduitSeptember 20066.16 Vertical Flame Test (FT4) Conduit or Tubing on Cable TrayNote: See also Annex A.6.16.1 GeneralThis test shall apply to nonmetallic conduit or

22、 tubing (or metal conduit with a nonmetallic covering or jacket) containing wire and cable, intended for installation inside buildings, and exposed, where permitted by the National Building Code of Canada and/or the local building code.Note: The flame spread of nonmetallic conduit or tubing can be d

23、etermined in the same manner as any cable with a combustible jacket used inside a building.6.16.2 Type of Insulated Conductors and Conduit FillUnless otherwise specified by the product standard, the conduit (or tubing) shall contain insulated conductors of Type RW90 unfilled cross-linked polyethylen

24、e that meets the requirements of CSA C22.2 No. 38, and the conduit (or tubing) fill shall be 40%.6.16.3 Enclosure6.16.3.1 An enclosure shall be provided to eliminate any external influence on the normal upward draft of the burner flame.6.16.3.2 The enclosure shall contain a window to permit observat

25、ion of the fire test.6.16.3.3 No point of the enclosure above grade shall be closer than 1 m to the in situ cable tray.6.16.3.4 The fresh air intake airflow shall be sufficient to maintain the oxygen content within the test enclosure as evidenced by the clear visibility of the test flame through the

26、 observation window (see Clause A.2).6.16.3.5 The maximum air movement within the enclosure, with only the intake and exhaust openings open, the exhaust fan on, if applicable, and the burner off, shall not exceed 1 m/s, as measured by a vane-type anemometer in the following areas:a) at the floor lev

27、el where the burner will be positioned during the test; andb) 1.5 m above the enclosure floor where the cable tray will be positioned during the test.6.16.3.6 The temperature of the enclosure and the incoming air shall be at least 5 C throughout the test.6.16.4 TrayA steel ladder cable tray, conform

28、ing to C22.2 No. 126.1, approximately 0.46 m wide, 75 mm deep, and 3 m long, and with longitudinal openings of 0.2 m, shall be used (see Clause A.3). The rungs shall be arranged such that the burner flame will impinge on the conduit or tubing midway between rungs. (See Annex A, Clause A.3.)11(Replac

29、es p. 11, May 2003)C22.2 No. 211.0-03 Canadian Standards AssociationSeptember 20066.16.5 Burner6.16.5.1 The burner shall be an American Gas Furnace Company, Catalogue No. 10L11-55, 250 mm ribbon-type burner or its equivalent, with an air/gas Venturi mixer, Catalogue No. 14-18 or its equivalent.6.16.

30、5.2 The burner shall be mounted on a stand and placed 20 from the horizontal, burner ports up, with the major axis of the burner ports 300 30 mm above the enclosure floor during the fire test.6.16.5.3 A guide shall be attached to the burner or stand such that the leading edge of the burner face may

31、be positioned quickly and accurately 75 5 mm horizontally from the nearest surface of the conduit or tubing during the burn period of the test.6.16.6 Flowmeters6.16.6.1 A flowmeter shall be inserted into each of the propane and air lines feeding the burner to measure propane flow and airflow rates d

32、uring the test.6.16.6.2 The propane flowmeter shall be capable of measuring a flow rate of 2.3 10 4m3/s and the air flowmeter shall be capable of measuring a flow rate of 13.3 10 4m3/s. Measurements shall be accurate to within 3%.6.16.7 Air6.16.7.1 The air supplied to the burner shall be compressed

33、air, either bottled or supplied through a compressed air system.6.16.7.2 The dew point of the air shall be not warmer than 0 C as measured by a dew point measuring device such as Alnor Model 7000U, No. 1999, or equivalent.6.16.8 PropaneThe gas supplied to the burner shall be natural grade propane me

34、eting the requirements of CAN/CGSB-3.14-M (Grade 1) and having a heat equivalent of approximately 46.4 MJ/kg (85.0 MJ/m3at 20 C, 101 kPa).6.16.9 Gas Flows6.16.9.1 The propane flow rate shall be 2.3 10 4m3/s when corrected to standard temperature and pressure (20 C, 101 kPa). This flow will provide a

35、 potential heat output of approximately 20 kW. (The actual heat output will be less, due to incomplete combustion of the propane.)6.16.9.2 The airflow rate shall be 13.3 10 4m3/s when corrected to standard temperature and pressure.(Replaces p. 12, May 2003)12Update No. 1C22.2 No. 211.0-03January 200

36、5Note: General Instructions for CSA Standards are now called Updates. Please contact CSA InformationProducts Sales or visit www.ShopCSA.ca for information about the CSA Standards Update Service.Title: General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic Conduit originally published May 2003Th

37、e following revisions have been formally approved and are marked by the symbol delta () in themargin on the attached replacement pages:Revised Contents and Clause 2New Clause 6.17Deleted NoneCSA C22.2 No. 211.0-03 originally consisted of 26 pages (viii preliminary and 18 text), each dated May 2003.

38、It now consists of the following pages:May 2003 vviii, 312, and 1518January 2005 iii, iv, 1, 2, and 1314A! Update your copy by inserting these revised pages.! Keep the pages you remove for reference. Canadian Standards Association General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic ConduitJa

39、nuary 2005(Replaces p. iii, May 2003) iiiContentsTechnical Committee on Wiring Products vSubcommittee on C22.2 No. 211 viPreface viiForeword viii1 Scope 12 Reference Publications 13 Definitions 24 General Requirements 25 Marking 26 Tests 36.1 Interior Surface Examination 36.2 Static Friction Coeffic

40、ient Determination 36.3 Impact Resistance 46.3.1 Method A 46.3.2 Method B 46.4 Flame-Retardant Properties 56.5 Compression 56.5.1 Apparatus 56.5.2 Specimens 56.5.3 Procedure 66.6 Resistance to Sag 66.6.1 Apparatus 66.6.2 Specimen 66.6.3 Procedure 66.7 Chemical Resistance 76.8 Pullout on Coupled Cond

41、uit 76.8.1 Apparatus 76.8.2 Specimen 76.8.3 Procedure 76.9 Crush Resistance 86.10 Coupling Crush 86.11 Joint Tightness 86.11.1 Safety 86.11.2 Method A 86.11.3 Method B 86.12 Residual Stress 96.12.1 Method A 96.12.2 Method B 96.13 Beam Strength 106.13.1 Apparatus 10C22.2 No. 211.0-03 Canadian Standar

42、ds AssociationJanuary 2005iv (Replaces p. iv, May 2003)6.13.2 Procedure 106.14 Boiling Water 106.15 Flattening Resistance 106.16 Vertical Flame Test (FT4) Conduit or Tubing on Cable Tray 116.16.1 General 116.16.2 Type of Insulated Conductors and Conduit Fill 116.16.3 Enclosure 116.16.4 Tray 116.16.5

43、 Burner 126.16.6 Flowmeters 126.16.7 Air 126.16.8 Propane 126.16.9 Gas Flows 126.16.10 Mounting of Conduit or Tubing 136.16.11 Procedure 136.16.12 Evaluation of Damage 146.16.13 Criterion 14) 6.17 Horizontal Flame and Smoke FT6 146.17.1 General 146.17.2 Test Specimens 14AFigures 15Annex A (informati

44、ve) Vertical Flame Test (FT4) Conduit or Tubing on Cable Tray 18 Canadian Standards Association General Requirements and Methods of Testing for Nonmetallic ConduitJanuary 2005(Replaces p. 1, May 2003) 1C22.2 No. 211.0-03General Requirements and Methodsof Testing for Nonmetallic Conduit1 Scope1.1This

45、 Standard describes general requirements, apparatus, and test methods to be used in carrying outapplicable tests and calculations for rigid nonmetallic conduits, elbows, bends, and associated fittingsrequired by the rigid nonmetallic conduit Standards of the Canadian Electrical Code, Part II.1.2The

46、various types of rigid nonmetallic conduits are as follows:a) rigid PVC conduit for direct burial and for masonry and concrete encasement, as specified in CSA C22.2 No. 211.1;b) rigid PVC (unplasticized) conduit, as specified in CSA C22.2 No. 211.2; andc) rigid fibreglass reinforced epoxy conduit an

47、d associated fittings, as specified in CSA C22.2 No. 211.3.2 Reference PublicationsThis Standard refers to the following publications, and where such reference is made, it shall be to theedition listed below, including all amendments published thereto.CSA (Canadian Standards Association)C22.1-02Cana

48、dian Electrical Code, Part ICAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 0.17-00Evaluation of Properties of Polymeric MaterialsC22.2 No. 38-95 (R1999)Thermoset Insulated Wires and CablesC22.2 No. 126.1-02Metal Cable Tray SystemsC22.2 No. 211.1-M1984 (R1999)Rigid Types EB1 and DB2/ES2 PVC ConduitC22.2 No. 211.2-M1984 (R1999)Ri

49、gid PVC (Unplasticized) ConduitC22.2 No. 211.3-96 (R2002)Reinforced Thermosetting Resin Conduit (RTRC) and FittingsCAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 227.1-97 (R2001)Electrical Nonmetallic TubingC22.2 No. 211.0-03 Canadian Standards AssociationJanuary 20052 (Replaces p. 2, May 2003)C22.2 No. 227.2-93 (R1999)Flexible Liquid-Tight Nonmetallic ConduitCAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 227.3-M91 (R1999)Flexible Nonmetallic TubingCAN/CSA-Z234.3-89 (R2001)Guide for the Selection and Use of Preferr