Steel Structure Fireproof Coating Small Sample Test Furnace

Product Overview

The Small Sample Test Furnace for Steel Structure Fireproof Coating is a specialized thermal testing instrument designed to evaluate the fire resistance and structural integrity of fireproof coatings on steel substrates under controlled fire conditions. It simulates real-world fire scenarios to quantify flame spread, heat resistance, and coating adhesion, ensuring compliance with international fire safety standards for steel structures.

Type: High-temperature thermal testing furnace

Standards Compliance:

ASTM E119 (Fire resistance rating)

ISO 834-1 (Standard fire curve)

GB/T 9978.1 (Chinese fire resistance test)

Key Metrics

Fire Resistance Duration (minutes)

Surface Temperature Rise (ΔT, °C)

Coating Adhesion Strength (MPa)

Sample Size: Up to 150×150×50mm (steel plate with coating)

Key Features

Compact Design:

Optimized for small steel samples (e.g., bolts, brackets)

Lightweight (≤50kg) for lab/bench use

Advanced Features:

Real-time thermal imaging (°C gradient mapping)

AI-based coating degradation analysis

Programmable multi-stage fire cycles

Applications

Construction: Testing fireproof coatings on steel beams/columns

R&D: Developing high-temperature-resistant coatings

Quality Control: Batch inspection of pre-coated steel components

Forensic Analysis: Evaluating fire damage to structural elements

Standard Operation Workflow:

Sample Preparation: Mount steel plate with coating in sample holder

Parameter Setup: Select fire curve (e.g., ISO 834 standard)

Testing: Initiate heating cycle (e.g., 1-hour fire resistance test)

Analysis: Measure temperature rise and coating integrity

Cleaning: Automated ash removal system

Safety Precautions

Heat-resistant gloves and goggles required

Fire-rated enclosure mandatory (class A60)

Maintain 1m clearance from exhaust vents

Technical Parameters