Wood fire spreading process testing device for irradiation environment

Abstract

The invention discloses a wood fire spreading process testing device for an irradiation environment, and relates to the technical field of fire science and building safety. The testing device mainly comprises a wood sample, clamp bottom and top plates, a clamp telescopic frame, a radiation plate, a radiation plate telescopic frame, an ash dropping groove, an electronic balance, a thermocouple, a high-definition camera and the like. The angles and heights of the wood sample and the radiation plate can be freely and flexibly adjusted; an external complex radiant heat flow environment can be created through the radiation plate, so that the mass changes of heating, combustion, residue states and the like, physical images and characteristic temperature field deduction rules of wood samples madeof various materials and in various shapes in a forward or backward fire spreading process under different spatial configuration conditions can be researched; and the device can be used for deeply exploring the wood fire spreading process under the combined action of the external irradiation environment and the spatial configuration, and also can be expected to provide a test means for the fire resistance and combustion performance testing of building wood materials and the establishment of classification standards.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fire science and building safety, in particular to a device for testing wood fire spread process under irradiation environment. Background technique

[0002] There are a large number of wooden structures in our country, many of which are historical buildings or even ancient buildings. However, due to the flammability or flammability of wood itself, once a fire occurs accidentally, it is very likely to cause significant personal and property losses. In fact, from a global perspective, major fires related to wooden building components continue, such as the fire in the ancient city of Shangri-La in Yunnan in 2014, the fire in the National Museum of Brazil in Brazil in 2018, and the Paris fire in France in 2019. The Notre Dame fire, etc., are all related to the fire and combustion of wooden building components. Considering the political and cultural influences involved in such incidents, their fire hazards ...

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