Fire hazard testing for electrical and electronic products - Part 35: Corrosion hazards from fire effluent - General principles

This standard establishes the general principles and procedures for assessing the corrosive effects of combustion smoke generated during fire hazards testing of electrical and electronic products. It outlines the methodology for evaluating the potential damage caused by smoke emissions under controlled conditions. The document provides guidance on the setup, execution, and interpretation of tests aimed at determining the impact of smoke on materials and components. It also specifies the requirements for equipment, sampling, and data analysis. The standard ensures consistency in testing practices and supports the development of reliable safety assessments for products subject to fire risks.