Cable Flame Spread / Heat Release And Smoke Test

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Cable Flame Spread / Heat Release And Smoke Test Equipment uses imported German incandescent lamp as light source. It has nominal power of 10w and nominal voltage is 6v. It follows standard EN 50399.

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Specifications:-

Nominal power: 10W

Model Number:-D274

Power:-Electronic

Warranty:-1 Year

Light source:-Imported German incandescent lamp

Application:-Wire & Cable

Power supply:-220V 50Hz

Standard:-EN 50399

Oxygen analyzer:-Germany SIEMENS, paramagnetic

Nominal power:-10 W

(CO2) measuring instrument:-Infrared (IR) measurement

Ambient temperature:-5 °C ~ +45 °C

Product Description:-

Specific parameters are as follows:

Light source: imported German incandescent lamp

Nominal voltage: 6V

Accuracy: ±0.01V

Receiver: For the Hamamatsu Silicon Photovoltaic Cell of Japan, the signal is amplified by the board and input to the computer through the I/O board. The spectral response is matched with the photometer of the International Commissioner of Light (CIE).

Laser system: The laser photometer should use a helium-neon laser with an output power of 0.5 mW to 2.0 mW. Air should be introduced into the tube, and the optics should maintain the cleanliness (F.4.2) that meets the requirements for light attenuation drift. Compressed air can be used instead of self-inhaled air.

 

Flue Gas Analysis Equipment:

 

Oxygen analyzer: imported from Germany SIEMENS machine, paramagnetic.

1.1 Measurement range: (0-25)%

1.2 Signal output: 4-20mA;

1.3 Resolution 100×10-6

1.4 Relative humidity: <90% (no condensation);

1.5 Linearity deviation: <±0.1% O2;

1.6 Zero drift: ≤0.5%/month;

1.7 Range drift: ≤0.5%/month

1.8 The internal signal processing time is less than 1S

1.9 Response time: T90<5 seconds

1.10 Repeatability: <±0.02% O2;

1.11 Local display: LCD display (with backlight)

1.12 Analog output: 4 to 20 mA 750 Ω

1.13 Ambient temperature: 5 °C ~ +45 °C; Power supply: 220VAC ± 10%, 50 ~ 60Hz.

1.14 The noise drift of the analyzer within 30min does not exceed 100 × 10-6; the resolution of the data acquisition output is better than 100 × 10-6;

Carbon dioxide (CO2) measuring instrument:

2.1 Using infrared (IR) measurement, the sensor and board are imported from MBE, Germany;

2.2 Measurement range: 0-10%;

2.3 Repeatability: <±1%

2.4 Zero drift: ≤ 0.5% / month

2.5 Range drift: ≤ 0.5% / month

2.6 Linear deviation: <±1%

2.7 Response time: T90<3.5 seconds

2.8 The output resolution of the data acquisition system is better than 100×10-6

2.9 Analog output: 4~20mA 750Ω

2.10 Ambient temperature: 5 ° C ~ +45 ° C

2.11 Power supply: 220VAC±10%, 50~60Hz 5000W

2.12 The noise drift of the analyzer within 30 minutes does not exceed 100 × 10-

  1. Analytical instrument pre-treatment: Before the analysis of the oxygen and carbon dioxide content of the flue gas generated during the test, pre-treatment is carried out to ensure the flue gas is dry and the particle concentration level required by the analytical instrument is reached. The pre-treatment consists of condensation, filters, German KNF sampling pumps, flow meters and piping.

Frequently Asked Questions:-

What is EN 50399?

EN 50399 specifies the apparatus and methods of test for the assessment of vertical flame spread, heat release, smoke production and occurrence of flaming droplets/particles of vertically-mounted bunched wires or cables, electrical or optical, under defined conditions.

What is the difference between sanity and smoke testing?

Smoke testing is a subset of acceptance testing whereas Sanity testing is a subset of Regression Testing. Smoke testing is documented or scripted whereas Sanity testing isn’t. Smoke testing verifies the entire system from end to end whereas Sanity Testing verifies only a particular component.