TEST RESULT
CSIRO Approved Test Facility
GDS had independent test carried out by a CSIRO approved Test Facility Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Subsidiaries: C.S.I.R.O., PLUS
Headquarters: Canberra, Australia
Sand Shield
Independent Tests
Coal Shield
Independent Tests
Sand and Coal Shield
Independent Tests
Wind Test
The sand sample, shaped conically, underwent a preparation process involving the removal of a specific section. This excised portion was then coated with 50ml of a meticulously formulated, atomized, and non-toxic dust suppression fluid. Following the coating application, the sample underwent a drying period of up to 3 hours within a cool ambient environment of 20° Celsius. Subsequently, the treated sample was subjected to testing within a wind tunnel.
The removal of the aforementioned section was purposeful, intended to gauge the thickness of the applied sand coating (ranging from 2mm to 3mm) under direct exposure to wind force. In this scenario, the laminar airflow interacted with the vertical surface before passing over it. In a regular scenario without the coating, the exposed edges of the removed sector would erode within seconds, analogous to the rapid erosion of a sand dune.
Standards
Global Dust Shield suppressants. Tested credentials ISO.
Components of SandShield materials comply with the following standards:
•ISO 8962;
•ISO 976;
•OECD 302 B;
•OECD 203;
•OECD 209;
•(DIN ISO 1625; 2 h; 105°C)
•(DIN EN ISO 2555; spindle no. 5; 20 rpm; 23°C)
•(DIN ISO 976)
•(ISO 8962)
•(DIN 53 765; DSC; Heating rate 10 K/min)
•(DIN EN 23 270)
•(DIN ISO 2115)