In order to further improve the flame retardancy of seat materials in railway vehicles, the authors investigated the use of new flame-retardants. During the selection phase of flame retardants, their attention was focused on intumescent flame-retardants. Intumescent flame-retardant expands and produces char foam during the burning process, and the produced char foam plays a role as a protective shield against rapid flame spread. Various test pieces using the flame-retardants were prepared to confirm their characteristics. The results of cone calorimeter fire tests found that insertion of a resin containing intumescent flame-retardants into the existing seat cushions can improve flame retardancy.
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