CSA B140 9 1-1972 Portable liquid fuelled catalytic appliances (First Edition).pdf

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1、B140.9.1-1972(reaffirmed 2011)Portable liquid fuelled catalytic appliancesBlank pageCSA Standards Update ServiceB140.9.1-1972June 1972Title: Portable liquid fuelled catalytic appliancesPagination: 14 pages To register for e-mail notification about any updates to this publicationgo to www.shop.CSA.ca

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3、o find out how we protect your personal information.Blank pageCSA STANDARD B140.9.1-1972 PORTABLE LIQUID FUELLED CATALYTIC APPLIANCES PUBLISHED, JUNE, 1972 BY THE CANADiAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED 1919) 178 REXDALE BOULEVARD REXDALE 603, ONTARIO, CANADA COPYRIGHT CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCI

4、ATION-I972 CSA CERTIFICATION The Canadian Standards Association pro- vides certification services for manufacturers who, under licence from CSA, wish to use the appropriate registered CSA Marks on certain products of their manufacture to indicate con- formity with a CSA Standard. CSA Certification f

5、or a number of products is provided on a voluntary basis in the interest of maintaining agreed-upon standards of qual- i ty, performance, interchangeability, or safety and, where appropriate, it forms the basis or acceptance by inspection authorities responsible for enforcement of regulations. Where

6、 feasible, programmes will be de- veloped for additional products for which certification is desired by producers, consum- ers, or other interests. PORTABLE LIQUID FUELLED CATALYTIC APPLIANCES 3 CONTENTS Committee on Oil Burning Appliance Standards . Preface . Reference Publications STANDARD 1 . Sco

7、pe . 2 . Definitions 3 . Basic General Requirements . 3.1 Reference PubIications 3.2 General 4 . Construction Requirements 5 . Marking . 6 . Instructions . 7 . Tests . . 7.1 General . 7.2 Rated Output Capacity . 7.3 Carbon Monoxide . 7.4 Unburned Hydrocarbons . 7.5 Leakage Test . 7.7 Temperature of

8、Materials 7.8 Canopy Test . 7.9 Draping Test . 7.10 Gasket Test 7.11 Extinction Test . 8 . Fuel Specifications for Portable Liquid Fuelled Catalytic Appliances 7.6 Stability . 4 5 5 7 7 7 7 8 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 4 CSA STANDARD B140.9.1 COMMITTEE ON OIL BURNING APPLIANCE STA

9、NDARDS G. C. STAPLETON (Chairman) Honeywell Limited, Scarborough A. G. REED (Vice-Chairman) Honeywell Limited, Scarborough P. C. BODETT .Duo-Therm Division of Motor Wheel Corpora- tion, Indiana A. E. BRIDGES .Alberta Department of the Provincial Secretary, Edmonton (Representing Council on Fire Safe

10、ty) W. C. Cmss Weil-McLain (Canada) Limited, Bramalea A. DRON F. FEITH G. E. FISHER . Ontario Hydro, Toronto . .Saskatchewan Department of Labour, Regina . Terry Industries, Poinle Claire J. E. FORSYTH .The Canadian Coleman Company, Limited, To- ronto J. W. INGRAM .Shell Canada Limited, Toronto (Rep

11、resenting CSA Committee on Installation Code for Oil Burning Equipment) A. I). RENT . .National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa E. LEDWINKA Anthes Eastern Limited, Toronto S. S. MAJURY . Factory Mutual Engineering Association, Toronto W. F. MALSBARY Malsbary Manufacturing Company, Uniontown, Penn

12、sylvania J. F. MITCHELL MacKinnon Mitchell marking and instruction require- ments are also included. 1.4 Portable appliances having materials or forms of construction differing from those contemplated or covered by these requirements but meeting the intent of the requirements, may be examined and te

13、sted according to the intent of the requirements, and if found to be substantially equivalent, may be given recognition. 1.5 Portable appliances which comply with these requirements shall not be acceptable if, when examined and tested, they are found to have additional features which impair the resu

14、lts contemplated by the requirements of this Standard. 2. DEFINITIONS 2.1 Definitions of terms used in this Standard are listed in CSA Standard B139, Installation Code for Oil Burning Equipment, and the supplementary definitions as follows shall apply: Canopy means a ventilated cover to shield the b

15、urner head during operation; Catalytic combustion means rapid, flameless, oxidation of a fuel in the presence of a catalyst; Catalytic layer means that part of the burner head which contains a catalyst and any supportkg screens; Burner head (catalytic combustion head) means the section of the applia

16、nce where evaporation and combustion of the fuel is intended to take place; Portable liquid fuelled cataIyeic appliance means a hand portable flame- less space heating appliance with integral fuel storage; Snuffer means a cap to fit over the burner head to extinguish combustion. 3. BASIC GENERAL REQ

17、UIREMENTS 3.1 Reference Publications. This Standard makes reference to the following publications, and where such reference is made it shall be to that edition of such publication as listed below: 8 CSA STANDARD B148.9.1 CSA Standards B 139-1 97 1, Installation Code for Oil Burning Equipment; B 140.

18、0-1 97 1, General Requirements for Oil Burning Equip- ment. CGBV Specification 4-GP-8 1-6 1, Cloth: ,Cotton, Cheesecloth. “Canadian Government Specifications Board. 3.2 General 3.2.8 The appliance shall not produce carbon monoxide. This require- ment shall be deemed met when the appliance is tested

19、in accordance with Clause 7.3 and a concentration of carbon monoxide not in excess of .05 per cent is produced in a room with no air changes occurring during combustion of the amount of fuel necessary to reduce the oxygen content of the room to a quantity equal to 15.1 per cent by volume, corrected

20、to 60F and 30.0 inches of mercury. 3.2.2 The appliance shall not emit unburned hydrocarbons in a quantity that exceeds 50 per cent of the lower explosive limit for the fuel when tested in accordance with Clause 7.4. 3.2.3 A device shall be provided for extinguishing the appliance and shall be such t

21、hat complete extinction results in accordance with Clause 7.11. 3.2.4 The extinction device shall be of a design which cannot be acci- dentally dislodged under normal use and handling. 3.2.5 The appliance, when empty or full, or partially filled with any amount of fuel, shall be capable of being tip

22、ped in any direction, to an angle of 35 degrees from the normal upright position without overturning on being released. 3.2.6 The appliance while operating or not operating and filled in accordance with Clause 7.1.7 shall not permit the escape of liquid fuel. This requirement shall be deemed met if

23、the appliance: (a) Will not leak liquid fuel when tilted to any angle up to 40 degrees in any direction from the normal upright position; and (b) When lying on its side for a period of at least 10 minutes, will not leak more than 2Y2 ounces of liquid fuel in any given minute. 3.2.7 The catalytic lay

24、er shall be homogeneous and the joint between the catalytic layer and the rim of the burner head shall be vapour tight. 3.2.8 The catalytic layer, if not self-supporting, shall be adequately supported. 3.2.9 A canopy shall be provided to protect and prevent contact of the catalytic layer while the a

25、ppliance is in operation. 3.2.10 A IY8 inch diameter rod terminating in a right circular cone having an apex included angle of 60 degrees when inserted into any openings provided in the canopy shall not contact the catalytic layer. 3.2.11 The canopy shall be held in the closed or operating position

26、by an adequate method of retention suitable for the intended purpose. PORTABLE LIQUID FUELLED CATALYTIC APPLIANCES 9 3.2.12 Ready access to the catalytic layer shall be provided for lighting 3.2.13 Cheesecloth when draped over the appliance in accordance with 3.2.14 The fuel tank shall be integral w

27、ith the catalytic appliance. and extinguishing according to the manufacturers operating instructions. Clause 7.9 shall not ignite. 4. CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS 4.1 Types of material other than metal construction shall be the subject of special investigation. 4.2 The appliance shall be of such constr

28、uction as to be secure against dis- placement, distortion, warping, or other damage, and shall be supported to maintain a fixed relationship between essential parts under normal and rea- sonable conditions of handling and usage so as to assure continued compliance with these requirements. Such parts

29、 not permanently secured shall be designed so that they cannot be readily incorrectly assembled and cannot be improperly located or misaligned in removing or replacing during cleaning or other servicing. If any indication is observed during the tests prescribed herein that the appliance will not con

30、tinue to meet these requirements in normal usage, such supplementary tests shall be conducted that will assure safe and satisfactory service. 4.3 All parts of the appliance shall resist decomposition such as would im- pair its safe operation. This includes all. metal parts which shall be corrosion r

31、esistant or coated with corrosion resistant material. 4.4 The construction and material of the wick and its support shall be such as to: (a) Preclude an evaporation rate in excess of the maximum rated capa- city of the appliance; (b) Not splay or increase in height or be readily adjustable above its

32、 normal maximum position or positions by the user. If it is a type of material subject to change or deformation in use, then such changes shall not prejudice the safe performance of the appliance. 4.5 The maximum allowable operating temperatures for the materials and components used in the construct

33、ion of the catalytic appliance when operating at full capacity shall. not exceed those specified in CSA Standard B140.0, General Requirements for Oil Burning Equipment. 4.6 Gasket material, when used, shall be compatible with the fuel vapours or liquids at the operating temperatures and shall be sat

34、isfactory for the application. 4.7 Gaskets used in an assembly which may be removed during normal use shall be captive. 5. MARKING 5.1 Each appliance shall be obviously and permanently marked in both English and French with the following: (a) Manufacturers or distributors name; 10 CSA STANDARD B140.

35、9.X (b) Model number of appliance; (c) Type of fuel; and (d) Rated capacity expressed in Btuh. 5.2 Each appliance shall be obviously and permanently marked in both English and French with the intent of at least the following warnings and instructions: (a) In at least ?4 inch letters, the word “CAUTI

36、ON”; (b) In at least Ys inch letters, the words: “This appliance consumes air. To ensure its safe and proper operation and avoid health hazards, provide a fresh air opening of at least X square inches. Increase fresh air openings as marked for each additional ap- pliance”. MANUFACTURERS NOTE: Insert

37、 value for X square inches and allow at least I square inch per 1,000 Btuh. (c) The words “DO not use In explosive or flammable atmospheres; (d) The words “Always fill with the snuffer cap in position and always fill and light outdoors away from open flame, heat, and combustible material ; (e) The w

38、ords “DO not take indoors until all preheat flame has burned Off ; (f) The words “Only use the fuel recommended by the manufacturer, or fuel complying with CSA Standard B140.9.1, Portable Liquid Fuelled Catalytic Appliances”; (9) The words “Do not operate the heater if the burner head is damag- ed;

39、(h) The words “Do not obstruct the canopy with cooking utensils, (i) Instructions for filling, lighting, extinguishing, transporting and clothing, or other articles”; and storing. 6. INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The instructions accompanying each appliance shall be provided in En- glish and French and shall con

40、tain the data and instructions of Clauses 5.1 and 5.2 and in addition shall contain the following: (a) Filling procedure; (b) Lighting procedure, including if applicable, the recornmended amount of alcohol or other lighting fluid used for lighting the ap- pliance; (c) Extinguishing procedure; and (d

41、) Storing and transporting procedure, including removing of fuel, 7. TESTS 7.1 Genera1 8. 7.1.1 The appliance shall be tested using the fuel complying with Clause PORTABLE LIQUID FUELLED CATALYTIC APPLIANCES 11 7.1.2 The appliance shall be operated through one complete fllhg before testing commences

42、. 7.1.3 The total burning time during the test programme shall be at least (a) The burning tests may be totalled to accumulate the 80 hours; (b) The leakage test and the test or unburned hydrocarbons shall be 7.1.4 Unless otherwise specified in this Standard tests shall be conducted at an ambient te

43、mperature of 70 degrees F i- 5 degrees. 7.1.5 The appliance shall be operated in air free from drafts likely to affect the performance of the appliance. 7.1.6 The wick height and any other fuel burning rate adjustment shall be first determined and if not within the manufacturers specified limits, it

44、 shall be set to the maximum so specified. 7.1.7 The appliance shall be placed in the position for filling as speci- fied in the instructions on the appliance and the tank filled to its maximum capacity. The appliance shall be put into operation in accordance with the instructions provided with the

45、appliance. 7.1.8 Tests shall be conducted with the canopy placed in the position or positions recommended in the operating instructions. 7.1.9 In addition to the requirement of Clause 7.1.6, an appliance having an adjustable fuel rate shall be tested: (a) At the minimum fuel consumption rate at whic

46、h the adjustment (b) In between maximum and minimum fuel. consumption rates if there 80 hours; and conducted at the termination of 80 hours of operation. can be set which will sustain combustion; and is an indication of excessive carbon monoxide production. 7.2 Rated Output Capacity 7.2.1 The applia

47、nce shall be placed on a weigh scale. Both the weigh scale and the appliance shall be centered on a circular platform of a dia- meter of not less than 3 times the maximum horizontal dimension of the appliance. The base of the appliance shall be not more than 12 inches above the platform. 7.2.2 The a

48、ppliance shall be thermally insulated from the platform of the weigh scale by a piece of Yz inch plywood painted dull black at least equal to the size of the scales platform. 7.2.3 The appliance shall be weighed 15 minutes after ignition and at the end of each 15 minute period thereafter for a 4 hou

49、r period or until a maximum fuel consumption rate is attained. 7.2.4 The maximum fuel consumption rate for any one hour period shall be determined and shall be converted to Btuh for the rated output capacity. 7.3 Carbon Monoxide accordance with Clauses 7.2.1 and 7.2.2. 7.3.1 The appliance shall be placed on a weigh scale and platform in CSA STANDARD B140.9.1 12 fuel I 7.3.2 The appliance shall be operated until it has reached its maximum consumption rate and then placed in the chamber. 7.3.3 The chamber shall: Be of a sufficient volume to permit operation for at least 2 ho