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Overview
FILK provides one of the most comprehensive ranges of fire safety training courses in Korea. We currently offer over a variety of training courses covering fire safety management, fire safety inspection practice, fire and explosion investigation practice, fire simulation, and others in addition to organizing seminars and specialist training events tailored to specific company requirements. Run by fully qualified and experienced fire safety professionals, courses can be held in our facility at FILK. Our training initiative is well recognised by industry, commerce, government and all relevant professional bodies in Korea.
Fire and Industrial Safety Course
FILK offers specialized training courses by utilizing its 30+ years experience in the fire, industrial, environmental, and disaster prevention field.
By providing safety field professionals of all levels with courses best-suited to their needs, FILK ensures that all attendees can grow into experts in their respective fields.
Fire Safety Management
(Fire Safety System Inspection II)
(Advanced Hands-on Curriculum)
Fire Safety Management
(Fire Safety System Inspection I)
(Hands-on Curriculum)
Introduction to Fire Safety
(Fire Protection Facilities)
(Theory-Based Curriculum)
Courses
- Courses based on level and work characteristics
- Industrial Fields
- Specialized Fields
- Fire Fighting Facilities Fields
1030, GYEONGCHUNG-DAERO, GANAM-EUP, YEOJU-SI, GYEONGGI-DO, 469-881, REPUBLIC OF KOREA
TEL +82 (31) 887 6600
Smoke and Toxicity Test (IMO. FTP Code Part 2)
Where a material is required not to be capable of producing excessive quantities of smoke and toxic products or not to give rise to toxic hazards at elevated temperatures, the material shall comply with this test. The maximum specific optical density of smoke (Ds max) shall be obtained for each test. When making toxicity measurements, the sampling of fumes shall be made during the testing of the second and the third specimen at each test condition, from the geometrical centre of the chamber at the time when the maximum specific optical density of smoke is reached. The concentration of each toxic gas shall be determined as parts per million (ppm) in the chamber volume.
Performance criteria
| Surface of bulkheads, linings or ceilings | Primary deck coverings | Floor coverings | Plastic pipes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dm* | ≤ 200 | ≤ 400 | ≤ 500 | ≤ 400 | |
| Toxicity | CO | ≤ 1,450 ppm | |||
| HBr | ≤ 600 ppm | ||||
| HCl | ≤ 600 ppm | ||||
| HCN | ≤ 140 ppm | ||||
| HF | ≤ 600 ppm | ||||
| SO2 | ≤ 120 ppm (200 ppm for floor coverings) | ||||
| NOx | ≤ 350 ppm | ||||
*Dm is An average (Dm) of the maximum specific optical density of smoke (Ds max) of three tests at each test condition
Specimen preparation and test fee
| Test method | Dimensions(mm) | Number required | Test fee | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IMO. FTP Code Part 2(Smoke & Toxicity Test) | ength : 75(-1), width : 75(-1), thickness : ??25 |
12 | 2,613,000 KRW (3,135,600 KRW) | For performance verification test (For Ship register type approval test) |
[ Smoke Density Chamber ]
[ Gas analyzer(FT-IR) ]
Application procedures
- a)Sending the specimens and required documents including specification of the specimen.
- b)Transfering the test fees into an account belows:
- c)Specification and structure of the specimen materials should be informed prior to application.
Test for Surface Flammability(IMO. Res. a. 653(16) or 687(17))
Where a product is required to have a surface with low flame-spread characteristics, the product shall comply with this test. Where the primary deck coverings are required to be not readily ignitable, they shall comply with this test. The test method involves mounting the conditioned specimen in a well-defined flux field and measuring the time of ignition, spread of flame and its final extinguishment, together with a stack thermocouple signal as an indication of heat release by the specimen during burning. The following data shall be derived from the test results : CFE, Qsb, Qt and Qp.
Performance criteria
| Bulkhead, wall and ceiling linings | Floor coverings | Primary deck coverings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CFE (kW/m2) | ≥ 20.0 | ≥ 7.0 | ≥ 7.0 |
| Qsb (MJ/m2) | ≥ 1.5 | ≥ 0.25 | ≥ 0.25 |
| Qt (MJ) | ≤ 0.7 | ≤ 2.0 | ≤ 2.0 |
| Qp (kW) | ≤ 4.0 | ≤ 10.0 | ≤ 10.0 |
| Burning droplets | Not produced | No more than 10 burning drops | Not produced |
*Where:
- CFE = Critical flux at extinguishment
- Qsb = Heat for sustained burning
- Qt = Total heat release
- Qp = Peak heat release rate
Specimen preparation and test fee
| Test method | Dimensions(mm) | Number required | Test fee | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. IMO. Res. A. 653(16)> 2. IMO. Res. A. 687(17) | length : 800(-5) width : 155(-5) thickness* | 6 | 1,605,500 KRW (1,926,600 KRW) | For performance verification test (For Ship register type approval test) |
* Materials and composites of normal thickness 50 mm or less shall be tested using their full thickness. For materials and composites of normal thickness greater than 50 mm, the required specimens shall be obtained by cutting away the unexposed face to reduce the thickness between 47 mm and 50 mm.
[ Smoke Density Chamber ]
Application procedures
- a)Sending the specimens and required documents including specification of the specimen.
- b)Transfering the test fees into an account belows:
- c)Specification and structure of the specimen materials should be informed prior to application.