OSU Rate of Heat Release Apparatus
FAR
25.853 (a-1), FAA Fire Test Handbook – Chapter 5; ASTM E906 Standard Test
Method for Heat and Visible Smoke Release Rates for Materials and Products
The Rate of Heat Release Apparatus is used to expose aircraft
interior cabin materials to an incident radiant heat flux of 35 kW/m2, to
comply with FAR 25.853 [a-1] requirements.
FTT Rate
of Heat Release Apparatus incorporates comprehensive safety features and is
fully equipped to provide reliable test data for both FAA and ASTM tests. The
apparatus, built in accordance with Chapter 5 of the FAA Fire Test Handbook is
provided in three parts: test chamber, control unit and data acquisition and
analysis system. It consists of:
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Stainless steel insulated test chamber, with gasketed door
and viewing window
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Matched set glow bars elements as heat source (with
corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing)
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Dual glo-bar power controllers for ease of heat flux
uniformity adjustment
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Upper pilot, lower pilot with spark ignition and calibration
methane gas burners
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Thermopile for heat measurement, with five hot thermocouple
junctions in chimney and five cold thermocouple junctions in the air
chamber
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Air distribution system and exhaust stack
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Specimen holder, with pressure plate, mounting bracket and
drip pan
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Stand-alone control unit housed in 19" rack, with:
- Thyristor control for radiant heat source
- Flow control for burners
- Controls for air supply system
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Calibration heat flux meter
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Software, interface, computer and laser printer
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