Testing the thermal sensitivity of solid, liquid or pasty substances to thermal stimuli is required in various standards like: EEC or UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, 11.5.1 Test 1(b) and 12.5.1 Test 2(b) Koenen test and STANAG 4491 C1.
The Steel Shell Tester (also known as Koenen-Tester) is used to determine whether or not a solid, liquid or pasty material or preparation presents a danger of explosion when submitted to the effect of intense heat under high confinement.
The apparatus consists essentially of a protection device, four propane gas burners, an ignition burner and the heating assembly.
The Steel Shell Tester should be located in a room that is separated from the observation place. The test room itself should be protected from air draughts and should be fitted with an exhaust device in order to suck off all released gases and smoke after each test.
1 set of steel shells 5 two-part thread sockets 10 mm 6 nozzle plates 2 and 6 mm opening 4 propane gas burners 1 ignition burner 1 mounting device
785-1027 set of 100 steel shells, BAM tested 785-1053 two-part thread socket 10 mm 785-1054 two-part thread socket 20 mm 785-1029 -1044 nozzles plates 1 to 20 mm opening 785-1052 propane gas burner