The smoke density tester for building materials was developed by Rohm and Haas Company for internal control. It was developed in accordance with the ASTM D2843 standard in the 1970s. Its theoretical basis is the adoption of Bill Lumber's law, namely The flame directly impacts the sample, and after the material burns to produce smoke, the smoke density value (SDR) can be judged by blocking the transmittance of the light. For more details please visit http://www.laboratorytest-equipment.com/supplier-398752-construction-materials-testing-equipment
Brief: Discover the PC Control Construction Materials Smoke Density Test Machine ASTM D2843, designed to measure smoke density in building materials under controlled conditions. This essential equipment ensures fire safety by evaluating smoke production, conforming to ASTM D2843 standards. Perfect for laboratories, it features high accuracy and user-friendly controls.
Related Product Features:
The test chamber is painted for durability and anti-corrosion.
Transparent glass doors allow easy observation during testing.
Includes stainless steel sample holder and templates for precise measurements.
Measures light absorption rate from 0-100% with 0.1% resolution.
Smoke density measurement accuracy is ±3% for reliable results.
Equipped with main and pilot burners for controlled combustion.
Features an exhaust fan with 1700L/min capacity to remove smoke post-test.
Optical glass is easy to clean, ensuring accurate light transmission.
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What standards does the Smoke Density Test Machine comply with?
The machine conforms to the ASTM D2843 international standard for measuring smoke density in materials.
What are the installation requirements for this equipment?
It requires 220V AC 50Hz 3A electrical supply, operates at 10°C to 35°C, uses propane gas (purity above 85%), and has dimensions of 800mm (W) x 500mm (D) x 1000mm (H).
How does the machine ensure accurate smoke density measurements?
It uses imported silicon optoelectronic modules for high stability, real-time data recording, and Labview software for precise computation and display of smoke density curves.