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Managing UL9540A Using Intumescent Composite Thermal Barrier Design
PyroPhobic Systems, Ltd. of Barrie, Ontario, recently achieved a major product validation milestone using its proprietary Intuplas fire-resistant intumescent composite...
Finding a Door Core Partner
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IntuLight Passes Intertek Testing
PyroPhobic Systems Ltd. recently completed a fire resistance testing program at Intertek Testing Services, in accordance with ASTM E119-18CE1. PyroPhobic...
Warner ESS Endorses Pyrophobic’s Lithium Prevent Intumescent Material
Following a number of energy storage system (ESS) fires in the nation of South Korea, as well as an ESS...
PyroPhobic Collaborates with Zarges Cases
Zarges Cases collaborated with PyroPhobic Systems to develop a lithium battery transportation case for the US Navy. The Zarges LiPrevent system...
IntuLight, a Ready to Install Fire Rated Lighting Solution
It is clear that UL 514a is strictly an electrical standard and has nothing to do with fire resistance ratings. ...
NY-BEST Member Spotlight
PyroPhobic Systems Limited is a fire barrier product manufacturer located in Barrie, Ontario, Canada who specializes in the development of...
DNV-GL Posts January 2018 Rules: Includes Cascading Run Away Containment
DNV-GL , the maritime, oil and gas, and energy industries’ premier classification and technical assurance organization with a purpose to...
Latest 2018 International Building Code Requires Energy Storage Systems To Have Thermal Runaway Containment
As renewable energy becomes more common, it is apparent that lithium battery powered energy storage systems present a significant fire...
Penn State Testing
The Penn State draft report: Safety of Lithium Nickel Cobalt Aluminum Oxide Battery Packs In transit Bus Applications (February 2016),...
Lithium Prevent NASA Evaluation – Press Release
As the use of lithium batteries continues to proliferate, the need to contain a possible runaway fire event becomes a...
What are the hazards associated with transporting lithium batteries?
As described by Transport Canada, Lithium batteries fall into the same category as gasoline, propane and sulphuric acid and, as...
