Galley Test Protocols
 
The G-6 galley was removed from and another aircraft for the test pictured left. Water mist test were done on the floor in front of this galley in the back of the test aircraft.

The work surface between the large upper door and the lower section was removed. This allowed for placement of the Pyrogen Generator in the top section, on the left

One 400 mm Class B fuel cup and wire bundle were located at the bottom of the galley. Three additional 25 mm cups were placed at different hights inside the galley. This series was performed to verify the test protocol. This series was designed to be the most severe electrical fire and fuel load. "Electrical ignition of a petroleum soaked wire bundle". After ignition the fire burns the insulation on the bundle creating a high BTU load, Class A / B and C fire at the same time. Preburn was based on the maximum FAA smoke detector protocol.

The gas discharge path of the Aerosol Generator was placed away from all the cup locations to avoid mechanical extinguishment of the fire (blowing it out) 

This test series proved to be more realistic than a simple polyimide wire arcing which was also tested in this galley enclosure. The higher energy release of the wire bundle pan combination was not a problem for the Pyrogen System.

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