Detection method for liquid combustible material in fire scene environment
A detection method and liquid technology, applied in the direction of measuring devices, material absorption weighing, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult detection of flammable liquid components, difficulties in the inspection and identification of combustion aids, and volatile combustion aids, etc., to achieve huge Economic value and social value, simple manufacturing process, low cost effect
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[0075] A method for detecting liquid combustibles in a fire environment: select metal materials at the fire site, accurately weigh them, and put them in an experimental container, and test the weight gain of the metal materials after the fire is affected to determine whether the fire is Caused by liquid combustibles.
[0076] The method for detecting liquid combustibles in the fire environment is specifically the gravimetric method, that is, after the metal material is subjected to high temperature and corrosive medium, the weight change of the material before and after corrosion is compared to determine the corrosion rate to determine whether there is combustible; It is known that the weight gain rate of the material after corrosion is 2 times or more than the value of the weight gain rate in the air under the same test temperature and time conditions (the case where the weight gain is not obvious due to peeling is also considered, and this situation is regarded as an increase T...
Embodiment 2
[0107] Example 2: The size of the sample is Φ30mm×3mm. The sample is cleaned with acetone and alcohol, weighed in advance, and put into the liquid combustible device in the fire environment, and pressed to the wall level at a distance of 1 meter, within 0.5 meters of the device, without obstructions , To the level of the air outlet of the building, installed horizontally, and experimented in a simulated fire environment with gasoline as the combustion-supporting agent. The experiment temperature was 900℃. The following results can be seen from the oxidation weight gain rate. The alloy is oxidized at 20 minutes The weight gain rate is obviously different from that in the air, which is more than twice the weight gain rate in the air. When liquid combustibles exist in the environment, the alloy surface has dark green patina (Cu 2 (OH) 2 CO 3 ); When oxidized in the air, only black copper oxide (CuO) and bright red suboxide (Cu 2 O). The presence of combustion aid can be clearly de...
Embodiment 3
[0108] Example 3: The size of the sample is Φ30mm×3mm. The sample is cleaned with acetone and alcohol, weighed in advance, and placed in a liquid combustible device in the fire environment, and pressed to the wall level at a distance of 1 meter, within 0.5 meters of the device, without obstructions , To the level of the air outlet of the building, installed horizontally. The experiment was carried out in a simulated fire environment with gasoline as the combustion-supporting agent. The experiment temperature was 1000℃. The following results were obtained. From the oxidation weight gain rate, it can be seen that the alloy is The oxidative weight gain rate is obviously different from that in the air, which is more than twice the weight gain rate in the air. When liquid combustibles exist in the environment, the alloy surface has dark green patina (Cu 2 (OH) 2 CO 3 ); When oxidized in the air, only black copper oxide (CuO) and bright red suboxide (Cu 2 O). The presence of combusti...
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