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This document presents the findings from tests conducted by Patricia Cahill at the Wm. J. Hughes Technical Center, focusing on the burn performance of cotton swabs made from metallized Mylar and plain Mylar at sea level and altitude (8,000 feet). Results indicate that metallized Mylar cotton swabs had differing burn times of 1 minute 18 seconds at sea level and 1 minute 20 seconds at altitude, while plain Mylar swabs burned for 2 minutes 1 second at sea level and 1 minute 2 seconds under pressure. Additionally, the testing included flame propagation analysis.
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Cotton Swab Test Results • Metallized Mylar • Sea Level - Burn Time: 1 Minute 18 Seconds; Extinguished due to Smoke • Pressurized to 8,000 Feet - Burn Time: 1 Minute 20 Seconds • Pump Off - Burn Time: 4 Minutes 44 Seconds
Cotton Swab Test Results • AN-26 Plain Mylar • Sea Level - Burn Time: 2 Minutes 1 Second • Pressurized to 8,000 Feet - Burn Time: 1 Minute 2 Seconds; Pump and Fan off • Pressurized to 8,000 Feet (Sample at an Angle) - Burn Time: 1 Minute; Pump and Fan Off