JCNR-60 Building Material Hard-Combustibility Tester strictly complies with DIN 4102-15/16 (Brandschacht Test) and GB/T 8625-2026. Features a vertical shaft furnace, constant 20°C air supply unit, 10-minute fixed methane flame exposure with 540°C surface heat load, automated PC flue gas temperature tracking with 200°C auto test stop, and precision gas flow control for construction material B1 fire certification.

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The JCNR-60 Building Material Hard-Combustibility Tester is a high-precision, computerized laboratory testing system designed to evaluate the flame spread, flue gas temperature, and hard-combustibility (fire retardancy) of building materials. Engineeered strictly according to DIN 4102-15/16 (Brandschacht Test) and the latest national standard GB/T 8625-2026, this system determines whether materials satisfy难燃 (B1 class) fire safety requirements.

Featuring a 3.93-meter vertical shaft furnace, an automated constant-temperature and constant-flow air supply system (20°C ± 3°C), a high-purity methane burner, and dynamic flue gas temperature tracking, this advanced Building Material Fire Reaction Testing Apparatus provides authoritative compliance data for building material manufacturers, third-party fire testing agencies, and quality inspection authorities.


Building Material Hard-Combustibility Tester Compliance & Standards

This vertical shaft furnace test system enables certified labs to conduct formal reaction-to-fire and hard-combustibility assessments across international and national standards:

Standard Code Standard Title & Scope Primary Testing Application
DIN 4102-15 Fire behaviour of building materials and building components — Part 15: Brandschacht apparatus German benchmark specification for vertical shaft furnace apparatus construction and calibration
DIN 4102-16 & DIN 4102-1 Brandschacht tests & Fire behaviour class B1 (Schwerentflammbare Baustoffe) European classification testing for hard-combustible/fire-retardant building materials (Class B1)
GB/T 8625-2026 Test method for hard-combustibility of building materials Mandatory Chinese national standard for evaluating fire retardancy and flue gas temperature limits

Technological Features of JCNR-60 Hard-Combustibility Shaft Furnace

  • Precision Vertical Shaft Furnace Construction: Standardized 1020 mm × 1020 mm × 3930 mm vertical shaft chamber layout accommodating 1000 mm × 190 mm (thickness ≤ 80 mm) specimens for authentic vertical flame spread simulation.
  • Constant Temperature & Flow Air Control: Integrated air pre-conditioning system maintains incoming airflow strictly at 20°C ± 3°C, eliminating ambient environmental variations during critical test runs.
  • High-Purity Methane Burner System: Uses ≥99.5% purity methane fuel delivering a stable average heat load specimen temperature of 540°C ± 15°C for a precise 10-minute flame application period.
  • Automatic Flue Gas Tracking & Test Termination: Computer-controlled sensors continuously record flue gas temperature curves and automatically terminate the test once the average flue gas temperature reaches 200°C.
  • High-Precision Flowmeter Options: Equipped with spherical/conical flowmeters for accurate gas/air monitoring, with optional ultra-precision upgrades available for stringent lab acceptance audits.

Technical Specifications of JCNR-60 Building Material Fire Tester

Governing Test Standards DIN 4102-15, DIN 4102-16, DIN 4102-1 (Class B1), GB/T 8625-2026
Equipment Dimensions 1020 mm (L) × 1020 mm (W) × 3930 mm (H)
Specimen Dimensions 1000 mm (L) × 190 mm (W), Thickness ≤ 80 mm
Burner & Combustible Gas Methane purity ≥ 99.5%; 10-minute automated flame application
Constant Air Temperature & Flow 20°C ± 3°C constant temperature airflow supply
Heat Load Specimen Temperature 540°C ± 15°C average heat exposure
Flue Gas Cut-off Criteria Automatic test stop when average flue gas temperature reaches 200°C
Power & Operating Environment 220V ± 10%, 50 Hz, 4000 W; Ambient Temp: 0–32°C; RH ≤ 85%

System Architecture & Testing Workflow of JCNR-60 Brandschacht Tester

Standardized Testing Workflow:

  1. Mount four 1000 mm × 190 mm specimens vertically inside the shaft furnace frame.
  2. Activate the constant temperature/flow device to stabilize internal airflow at 20°C ± 3°C.
  3. Initiate the automated computer control system and ignite the methane burner (99.5% purity).
  4. Apply flame exposure for 10 minutes, maintaining average specimen thermal exposure at 540°C ± 15°C.
  5. The system continuously logs flue gas temperatures; once average flue gas temperature hits 200°C or timer elapses, the burner shuts off and test data is saved.

Target Customer Applications:

  • Rigid and flexible insulation board manufacturers (XPS, EPS, Rockwool, PU panels).
  • Fire-retardant decorative wall panels, acoustic boards, and composite sheet factories.
  • Third-party building material testing laboratories and fire protection certification authorities.

JCNR-60 Building Material Hard-Combustibility Tester FAQ

Q1: What is the relation between GB/T 8625 and the German DIN 4102 Brandschacht test?

A: GB/T 8625 was originally modeled directly after the German DIN 4102-15 “Brandschacht” apparatus. Both standards use identical specimen dimensions (1000x190mm) and vertical shaft furnace geometries to measure hard-combustibility (Class B1).

Q2: Why is the constant air temperature control (20°C ± 3°C) critical for this test?

A: The temperature of the incoming air directly affects flue gas measurement accuracy. Maintaining a constant 20°C ± 3°C prevents external ambient room fluctuations from distorting flue gas temperature rise readings and burning length calculations.

Q3: What specimen thickness can be evaluated on the JCNR-60?

A: The specimen mounting rack supports flat building materials and composite panels up to 80 mm in thickness.

Test Parameter

Flame Spread

Standard

GB 8624, GB/T 8625

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