BS ISO TR 9122-5:1993

1 Scope
2 Background
3 General concepts
4 Predictions involving one single fire gas
5 Predictions involving multiple fire gases
5.1 Use of mass loss measurements
5.2 Use of analyzed concentrations of major toxicants
6 Fractional effective dose models
6.1 Mass loss models
6.1.1 Harzell-Emmons mass loss FED model
6.1.2 Purser mass loss FED model
6.1.3 British Standards Institution mass loss FED model
6.1.4 National Institute of Standards and Technology
       (USA) Hazard model
6.2 Toxic gas models
6.2.1 Harzell-Emmons toxic gas FED model
6.2.2 National Research Council (Canada) model
6.2.3 National Institute of Standards and Technology
       (USA) N-gas model
6.2.4 Human incapacitation model
7 Conclusions
Annexes
A Lethal toxic potency tables for fire effluent
       toxicants
B Bibliography

Reviews bioanalytical methods including mathematical models which may be used in the toxicological assessment of fire effluent atmospheres.