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| Dimension: | 1220 mm (W) x 550 mm (D) x 1920 mm (H) |
| Standard: | BS 476-7 |
| Weight: | 210kg |
| Surface emissivity: | ɛ=0.95±0.05 |
| Brand Name: | SKYLINE |
| Model Number: | SL803 |
| Certification: | CE |
| Place of Origin: | China |
| MOQ: | 1 unit |
| Price: | negotiated |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, L/C, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 1 unit/ month |
| Delivery Time: | 10 working days |
| Packaging Details: | plywood case |
| Heat Flux Meter: | Range : 0 ~ 50 kw/m2 |
| SKYLINE: | Surface Spread Flame Tester |
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| SKYLINE INSTRUMENTS CO.,LTD |
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BS 476 Part 7 specifies a method of test for measuring the lateral spread of flame along the surface of the specimen of a product orientated in the vertical position under opposed flow conditions, and a classification system based on the rate and extent of the spread of flame. It provides data suitable for comparing the end-use performances of essentially flat materials, composites or assemblies, which are used primarily as the exposed surfaces of walls and ceilings.
1. The area of the radiant panel is 850mm X 850mm, and the
structural support frame is strengthened;
2. The sample holder is perpendicular to the radiant panel, and the
standard scale mark above, the critical heat radiant flux can be
measured according to the flame propagation distance;
3. Equipped with water-cooling circulation device, the sample
holder can be water-cooled to avoid damage caused by long-term high
temperature;
4. Equipped with a small flame ignition device, using spark
ignition mode;
5. The radiant panel is equipped with a high temperature detecting
device. If the radiant panel is turned off, the air source can be
automatically cut off;
6. Equipped with water-cooled heat radiation flux sensor, the
results can be traced back to the United States NIST;
7. Equipped with electrical control box, can adjust the gas and air
flow, and display the heat radiation flux figures;
8. Equipped with PLC and man-machine interface to display the
information required for testing.
1. This Apparatus consists of a radiation panel mounted vertically
in a surround and supported on a framework.
2. The radiation panel is sullied with an gas-air mixture.
3. The radiation panel is 850mm square for a porous refractory type
burner block designed to give efficient combustion of the
air-gas-air mixture, with no flaming occurring on the face of the
panel under operational conditions.
4. The radiation panel and its surround are supported on a
framework so that the center of the panel is about 1250±100mm above
floor level.
5. A specimen holder and a pilot flame arrangement mounted to one
side of the apparatus.
6. The specimen holder is comprise a water-cooled steel frame with
water-cooled face plates. The face plates is overlap the specimens
by 20±2mm on their top and bottom edges and over the vertical edge
adjacent to the radiation panel.
7. A spring loaded clamp is positioned to clamp the specimen
against the face plates.
8. The portable water supply to the specimen holder make the
maximum temperature does not exceed 35℃ at the outlet from the
specimen holder.
9. The specimen holder assembly is located at 90±2° to the face of
the radiation panel and in such as way that the faces of the top
and bottom guides of the specimen holder are in the same plane as
the inside face of the surround to the radiation panel.
10. The height of the specimen holder is hinged to allow it to be
swung horizontally, away from the face of the radiation panel
between tests, from the test position to the standby position and
vice-versa.
11. The pilot burner is consist of a steel tube.
12. The gas and air supply lines to the radiation panel contain
flow meters, pressure regulators, control valves and safety
devices.
13.Heat Flux Meter: Range : 0 ~ 50 kw/m2; Surface emissivity
:ɛ=0.95±0.05.
14.Dummy calibration board with holder, calibrated heat flux meter
and mounting.
The surface flame propagation test device is a BS 6853 series
high-speed steel flame retardant tester, which is suitable for
British building materials and high-speed steel flame retardant
test standards. The standard is BS 476-7. The test method is used
to determine the lateral extension of the sample surface and based
on the speed. And the extension length determines the burning
level. BS 476-7 is primarily used to measure the flame extension of
exposed surfaces on walls and ceilings.
The test method is to measure the critical radiant flux by igniting
the sample with a small flame by withstanding the gradual change of
radiant heat energy. The heat radiant panel measures 850mm X 850mm.
The test specimen holder is water cooled and equipped with a
perforated calibration plate and a thermal radiant flux sensor to
calibrate the thermal radiance flux curve. The test instrument has
high requirements on the laboratory site, and the user needs more
safety measures before the test instrument can be assembled.
Standard:BS:BS 476-7
Dimension:1220 mm (W) x 550 mm (D) x 1920 mm (H)
Weight:210kg
Installation requirements
Electrical: 230 volts Nominal 10 Amps
Ambient Temperature: Operating 10°C to 35°C
Gas Supplies: Propane and air compressor
Testing Room: 400m3
Applications
- Wallboards and decorative panels
- Ceiling tiles and suspended ceiling systems
- Composite materials and assemblies used as exposed surfaces
- Thermal insulation linings for walls and ceilings
- Fire safety classification under BS 476‑7 (Class 1–4)
- Class 0 classification (combined with non‑combustibility requirements)
- Building material quality control and R&D testing
- Third‑party testing laboratories and certification bodies
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What standard does the SL‑FL73 comply with, and what does it measure?
A1: It complies with BS 476‑7. The tester measures lateral flame spread along the vertical surface of wall and ceiling lining materials under radiant heat, and assigns a classification from Class 1 (lowest spread) to Class 4 (highest risk) based on spread rate and distance.
Q2: Which materials can be tested with this equipment?
A2: Wallboards, ceiling panels, decorative sheets, composites, and thermal insulation linings used as exposed surfaces on walls and ceilings. It is suitable for essentially flat materials, composites, or assemblies.
Q3: How does the classification system work under BS 476‑7?
A3: Classification is based on flame spread distance measured at 1.5 minutes and at the end of the test. Class 1 indicates the lowest flame spread, while Class 4 indicates the highest risk. Class 0 is a composite rating requiring Class 1 plus non‑combustibility.
Q4: How accurate and repeatable are the test results?
A4: High accuracy is achieved through the porous refractory burner, stable gas/air control, and calibration with a NIST‑traceable flux sensor and perforated plate. The water‑cooled holder maintains consistent thermal conditions, and the hinged positioning ensures repeatable specimen placement.
Q5: Is the equipment easy to operate?
A5: Yes. Spark ignition, spring‑loaded clamping, and the PLC/HMI interface allow simple specimen mounting and automated test execution. Test parameters are set on the interface, and real‑time data including heat flux is displayed throughout the test.
Q6: What are the key installation requirements?
A6: Install in a room at 10–35 °C with no draughts. Power: 230 V, 10 A nominal. Gas: propane and compressed air. Test room volume: 400 m³. Regular cleaning of the radiant panel and routine calibration checks are recommended for maintenance.
Surface Spread Flame Tester.pdf
What is spread of flame test?
Flame spread tests aim at measuring the tendency of a flame to propagate over a substrate and directly correlate to surface flame propagation in a real fire scenario.
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