1. Intake Chamber |
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1.1 Structure |
Made of L-shaped stainless steel plate and components |
1.2 Air Inlet |
298.5 mm × 464 mm rectangular opening |
2. Combustion Chamber |
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2.1 Length |
7.62 m |
2.2 Structure |
Constructed with 230 × 115 × 65 mm refractory bricks; one side is 230 mm vertical to the wall, and the other is 115 mm parallel |
3. Observation Window |
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3.1 Placement |
Positioned at the front of the combustion chamber |
3.2 Installation |
Placed 152 mm from the combustion chamber mouth, allowing full test sample visibility |
4. Burner |
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4.1 Type |
Dual-port elbow combustion nozzle |
4.2 Nozzle Diameter |
19 mm |
4.3 Nozzle Distance to Center |
102 mm |
4.4 Nozzle Opening to Cover Plate |
191 mm |
4.5 Test Sample Size |
5.1 mm, ensuring full flame engulfment |
5. Trapezoidal Bridge for Cable Sample Installation |
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5.1 Usage |
Supports a single bundled cable or cable in a trough (bus duct) |
6. Exhaust Transition Section |
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6.1 Composition |
Includes exhaust section and variable diameter section |
7. Exhaust Duct |
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7.1 Length |
5.0 m (from the inner diameter of the 406 mm circular section to the smoke density measurement centerline) |
8. Measurement Section |
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8.1 Wind Speed Measurement |
Two-way probe and differential pressure gauge measure wind speed at 500 mm from the smoke density centerline (range: 0.25–100 Pa) |
9. Smoke Density Measurement |
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9.1 Installation Position |
5.0 m in front of the straight circular pipe exhaust end |
10. Exhaust Duct Valve |
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10.1 Installation |
Electric exhaust valve installed 1.68 ± 0.15 m downstream of the smoke measurement system |
10.2 Control System |
Closed-loop feedback system controls air pressure in the combustion chamber air inlet |
11. Exhaust Fan |
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11.1 Power |
AC 380V, 50Hz, 3 kW |
12. Temperature Measurement in Combustion Chamber |
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12.1 Floor Temperature Test |
Uses a nickel-chromium (K-type) thermocouple with a 1.0 mm wire diameter, 9.5 mm outer sleeve, and 30 mm protruding hot end |
13. Analytical Instruments |
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13.1 Oxygen Measurement |
Paramagnetic measurement (SIEMENS, Germany), accurately tracking oxygen percentage changes for combustion heat release analysis |