EN 1363-1 Vertical Furnace
Standard reference
The vertical furnace reference with:
- ISO834-1 Fire resistance tests – elements of building construction Part 1: General requirements.
- EN 1363-1 Fire resistance tests – Part 1: General requirements
- EN 1363-2 Fire resistance tests – Part 2: Alternative and additional procedures
- BS 476-20Fire tests on building materials and structures – Part 20: Method for determination of the fire resistance of elements of construction (General Principles)
- BS 476-24 Fire resistance test on building materials and structures – Parts 24: Method for determination of the fire resistance of ventilation ducts
Technical parameters
Furnace type:Vertical furnace—H4.0×W4.0×D1.5m
Furnace type: vertical furnace；
samples:Vertical parts such as fire doors, fire windows, fire shutter doors, etc.；
Testing chameb dimension: H4.0m*W4.0m*D1.5m；
Furnace Door quantity: 1 sample rail car + 2 sample frames;Design temperature: ≤1300℃；
Working temperature: ≤1200℃；
Fuel tyep: LPG；
Fuel calorific value: 25000 Kcal/m3；
Fuel preasure: 30-50KPa；
Exhaust smoke temperaure: ≤300℃(air cooled),Into the environmental protection system flue gas temperature；
Exhaust smoke method:The temperature of the flue gas in the furnace drops below 300℃, and then it is sent to the general manager through the exhaust fan
The exhaust pipe is transported to the environmental protection system.
Furnace air volume: ≈ 4000Nm3/h
Furnace wall temp.rais : ≤Room temperature +50°C (non-burner and the area around the observation window);
Insulation material: Refractory brick；
quantity of burners: burners-12 sets; the power of a single burner ≤300kw;
What is a test fire and why is it important?
What Is Fire Testing? Fire testing intends to understand the influence of a direct flame on a material or product. Companies may analyze the effect on wiring or cable, building materials or furnishings.
