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Comparison of measuring results between solid fuel stoves tested in accordance with EN 13240 and NS 3058
2. References
EN 13240:2001 with the supplement DS/EN 13240/A2:2004, in which the requirements on CO are laid down to be inferior or equal to the information stated by the manufacturer (however, max. 1%) and the requirement on efficiency is laid down to be superior or equal to the information stated by the manufacturer (however, at least 50%).
NS 3058-1, in which the combustion rate is measured as kilogram of combusted dry matter per hour at the four burn rate categories (Class 2), is defined as:
Burn rate
category 1 |
Burn rate
category 2 |
Burn rate
category 3 |
Burn rate
category 4 |
| < 1.25 |
1.25 - 1.90 |
1.91 - 2.80 |
>2.80 |
NS 3059, in which the maximum allowable particle release for solid fuel stoves is stated as:
- Highest single value during a partial test; 20 g/kg of fired dry matter.
- Weighted regulated average for all 4 partial tests; 10 g/kg of fired dry matter.
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