Hinkley, P.M., 1958. THE EFFECT OF COATINGS ON THE IGNITION OF FIBRE INSULATING BOARD BY HIGH TEMPERATURE RADIATION. Fire Research Notes 364
ABSTRACT
A number of paints of high reflectivity have been exposed to radiation from a high temperature source. A phosphate resin paint was found to be the most effective in preventing ignition but distemper, which is cheap and readily available, was nearly as effective.
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