This protocol will establish the ability of dryers to sanitize under those conditions and confirm no significant carryover of contamination to subsequent dryer loads. This Protocol evaluates the health and sanitation characteristics of electrical incinerating devices designed to combust toilet waste. There are minimum requirements for materials, design and construction, performance, and cleanability. Actual use testing is conducted, including analysis of the ash end-product for the presence of fecal coliform microorganisms. This Protocol evaluates the chlorine resistance performance of plastic piping materials intended for the conveyance of chlorinated potable water.
Testing is conducted on actual end use samples under pressure in a flowing system.
Samples are tested to failure under typical use conditions of chlorine level, pH and pressure. Elevated temperatures are used to accelerate failure. An extrapolated Chlorine Resistance Lifetime is calculated based on Miner's Rule and the application of a 0.5 design factor.