Tables to Subpart I of Part 84


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    Table 5 - Canister Bench Tests and Requirements for Front-Mounted and Back-Mounted Gas Mask Canisters

    [42 CFR part 84, subpart I]

    Canister type Test condition Test atmosphere Number of tests Maximum allowable penetratin (parts per million) Minimum service life (minutes)1
    Gas or vapor Concentration (parts per million) Flow rate (liters per minute)
    Acid gas As received SO2 20,000 64 3 5 12
    Equilibrated Cl2 20,000 64 3 5 12
    SO2 20,000 32 4 5 12
    Cl2 20,000 32 4 5 12
    Organic vapor As received CCl4 20,000 64 3 5 12
    Equilibrated CCl4 20,000 32 4 5 12
    Ammonia As received NH3 30,000 64 3 50 12
    Equilibrated NH3 30,000 32 4 50 12
    Carbon monoxide As received CO 20,000 4 64 2 (3) 60
    Equilibrated CO 5,000 2 32 3 (3) 60
    CO 3,000 2 32 3 (3) 60
    Combination of 2 or 3 of above types5
    Combination of all above types6

    Table 6 - Canister Bench Tests and Requirements for Chin-Style Gas Mask Canisters

    [42 CFR part 84, subpart I]

    Canister type Test condition Test atmosphere Number of tests Maximum allowable penetration (parts per million) Minimum service life (minutes)1
    Gas or vapor Concentration (parts per million) Flow rate (liters per minute)
    Acid gas As received Equilibrated SO2 50,000 64 3 5 12
    Cl2 5,000 64 3 5 12
    SO2 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Cl2 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Organic vapor As received Equilibrated CCl4 5,000 64 3 5 12
    CCl4 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Ammonia As received Equilibrated NH3 5,000 64 3 50 12
    As received Equilibrated NH3 5,000 32 4 50 12
    Carbon monoxide As received CO 20,000 2 64 2 (3) 60
    CO 5,000 4 32 3 (3) 60
    CO 3,000 2 32 3 (3) 60
    Combination of 2 or 3 of above types5
    Combination of all above types6

    Table 7 - Canister Bench Tests and Requirements for Escape Gas Mask Canisters

    [42 CFR part 84, subpart I]

    Canister type Test condition Test atmosphere Number of tests Maximum allowable penetration (parts per million) Minimum service life (minutes)1
    Gas or vapor Concentration (parts per million) Flow rate (liters per minute)
    Acid gas As received SO2 5,000 64 3 5 12
    Equilibrated Cl2 5,000 64 3 5 12
    SO2 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Cl2 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Organic vapor As received CCl4 5,000 64 3 5 12
    Equilibrated CCl4 5,000 32 4 5 12
    Ammonia As received NH3 5,000 64 3 50 12
    Equilibrated NH3 5,000 32 4 50 12
    Carbon monoxide As received CO 10,000 2 32 2 (3) 4 60
    CO 5,000 5 32 3 (3) 60
    CO 3,000 2 32 3 (3) 60