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Building Material Flammability Testing Equipment Ignitability Test Single Flame Source
Description
Ignitability test, also called single-flame source test.Test apparatus corresponds to standard EN ISO 11925-2. Test results of the building structure can be classified according to standard 13501-1.
The dimensions of the test specimens shall be (250 ) mm long by (90 ) mm wide.
45°-tilted burner is advanced horizontally until the flame (length 20 mm) reaches the pre-set contact point with the test specimen. Tests may need to be conducted to either surface exposure or edge exposure, or both. The flame application time is 15 or 30 seconds as required by sponsor.
During the test following is recorded: whether ignition occurs; whether the flame tip reaches 150 mm above the flame application point, and the time at which this occurs; whether ignition of the filter paper occurs; observations of physical behavior of the test specimen.
Standards
EN ISO 11925-2, DIN 4102
Specifications
| Power supply | AC220V±10%,50Hz |
| Burner | diameter 0.17mm burner with regulator; four ￠4mm air suction inlet |
| Gas source | >95% propane gas;(user should provide for themselves) |
| Gas pressure | 10kpa~50kpa |
| Flue air velocity | 0.7m/s only on condition of burner burning and draught hood open |
| Time adjustment of continuous flame | 0 ~ 99minutes99seconds |
| Time adjustment of afterflame | 0 ~ 99minutes99seconds |
| Timer accuracy | ±0.1m/s |
| Burner angle | 45° |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Observing window | two big viewing windows on the front and right side |
Anemometer accuracy | ±0.1m/s |
Whole set: control device, burning chamber,burner,magnetic valve,flame lighter, signal control line and specimen holder.
Equipped with a digital anemometer/thermometer and a stopwatch for simple but accurate measurement of the flow, temperature and time.
