Research Article
To Enhance the Fire Resistance Performance of High-Speed Steel Roller Door with Water Film System
Table 1
Heating test record of high-speed roller door with water film on unexposed surface.
| Exposed surface: water film on the unexposed surface |
| Date of test: February 13, 2014 | Indoor temperature: 20°C Indoor humidity: 61% |
| Heating test duration (h:m:s) | Test observations |
| 0:00:−30 | Switch on water circulation system 30 seconds before heating |
| 0:00:00 | Heating begins (roller door upwarp of roller door bottom bed plate is 0 cm) |
| 0:27:00 | Supplement tap water |
| 0:27:58 | Water circulation system pumping failure |
| 0:49:00 | Water supply system drops out, repaired instantly |
| 1:00:00 | Roller door upwarp is 0 cm |
| 1:48:40 | Temperature measured by handheld thermocouple at unexposed surface measuring point TC#_8 is 67°C |
| 1:50:10 | Temperature measured by handheld thermocouple at unexposed surface measuring point TC#_3 is 97°C |
| 1:51:30 | Temperature measured by handheld thermocouple at unexposed surface measuring point TC#_9 is 99°C |
| 1:53:10 | Temperature measured by handheld thermocouple at unexposed surface measuring point TC#_5 is 110.7°C |
| 1:55:00 | Temperature measured by handheld thermocouple at unexposed surface measuring point TC#_6 is 84.1°C |
| 2:00:00 | Stop heating; roller door upwarp is 0 cm, not exceeding 1.91 cm |
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