NES 713 Smoke Toxicity Tester, Toxic Gas Analyzer, Marine Fire Testing Equipment Manufacturer
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Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Flame height | 100–125 mm (blue flame) |
| Maximum hot spot temperature | 1150 ± 25 °C |
| Number of sampling ports | 12 |
| Exhaust capacity | ≥ 50 L/s |
| Gas supply | Compressed air, methane or natural gas |
| Power supply | AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, 5 A |
| Equipment weight | Approx. 150 kg |
| Overall dimensions | 1.185 (W) × 700 (D) × 2.100 (H) mm |
Features
Rigid steel chamber with reinforced frame construction to ensure long-term structural stability
Large observation window with dark-coated inner walls to clearly observe the combustion behavior of specimens
Inner chamber walls treated with PTFE coating to reduce chemical corrosion caused by combustion gases
Built-in stirring fan to ensure uniform distribution of smoke and combustion gases inside the chamber
Top-mounted exhaust fan with stainless steel exhaust duct, automatically activated after test completion to discharge residual smoke
Integrated industrial design with panel-mounted structure, providing intuitive operation and ergonomic human–machine interface
High-voltage pulse automatic ignition system offering stable ignition performance and enhanced operational safety
Imported K-type thermocouples for accurate and reliable temperature measurement
Adjustable stainless steel specimen mesh tray allowing precise positioning relative to the flame
Imported precision rotameters for accurate control of gas and air flow rates
Branded pressure gauges, pressure regulators, and solenoid valves to control gas pressure and on/off status, ensuring safe operation
PLC and touchscreen control system enabling automatic control, detection, calculation, and data storage
Automatic waste exhaust mode to remove smoke upon test completion according to preset program logic
Manual and automatic test modes selectable to suit different testing requirements
Test Procedures
1. Pre-Test Preparation
Environment confirmation:
The test area should be an independent, well-ventilated space, kept away from flammable materials and densely populated areas. The floor must be dry and free of standing water. The power supply should be properly grounded and meet AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, 5 A requirements.
Equipment inspection:
Check all gas pipelines (methane or natural gas) for leakage and confirm the gas cylinder pressure is within 0.2–0.3 MPa. Verify that the exhaust fan and stainless steel exhaust duct are unobstructed and capable of providing an exhaust capacity of at least 50 L/s. Confirm normal operation of the K-type thermocouples, rotameters, and PLC touchscreen with no alarm indications. Ensure proper door sealing, intact polycarbonate observation window, and undamaged PTFE inner wall coating.
Safety protection:
Operators should wear high-temperature resistant gloves, safety goggles, gas masks equipped for CO and HCN protection, and safety shoes. A portable multi-gas detector (monitoring O₂, CO, HCN, NOₓ) and an emergency eyewash station should be available on site.
2. Specimen Installation
Specimens should conform to NES 713 requirements, typically measuring 100 mm × 100 mm with a thickness not exceeding 10 mm. Cable materials may be fixed using a coiled arrangement. No more than three specimens should be tested in a single run, evenly distributed on the stainless steel mesh tray to avoid flame obstruction. Adjust the tray position so that it is located directly above the burner, with a distance of 100–125 mm from the burner nozzle to ensure full flame coverage on the specimen underside.
3. Ignition and Test Execution
Close the chamber door and confirm the locking mechanism is engaged. Select “Automatic Mode” on the control screen and start the test. The system will automatically perform high-voltage pulse ignition for approximately three seconds, followed by flame stability detection. If a stable flame is not detected within five seconds, re-ignition will be attempted automatically, up to three times. The combustion process typically lasts 10–15 minutes, during which the internal fan continuously mixes smoke to maintain uniform concentration.
4. Gas Sampling
Gas sampling begins at the fifth minute after ignition and continues until the end of combustion. Twelve dedicated sampling ports are used to connect gas detector tubes (for gases such as HCN, CO, and HCl) or online gas analyzers. Each sampling port is equipped with an independent flow meter, with the sampling flow rate controlled at no more than 1 L/min to avoid negative pressure interference. After sampling, tubes are sealed immediately, labeled with time and port number, and sent for quantitative laboratory analysis.
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