이동식 부탄 연소기의 안전기준 개정을 위한 기초 연구
Fundamental Study for Reformation of Safety Standard about Portable Butane Gas Range
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The experiment was conducted to measure temperature and pressure around operating portable butane gasranges with oversized cookwares. In this experiment, portable butane gas range with different safety equipmentand two kinds of oversized cookware, each of which is made of aluminum alloy and rock, was used. As a result, temperature of the bottom of the butane and the pressure of butane barrel tend to aligned witheach other. Through this result, it is reasonable that a safety criteria can be decided based on the temperatureof the bottom of butane. Especially, portable butane gas ranges are safely conducted under the condition of thetemperature is under 50 degree and pressure is under 500 kPa, respectively, at the bottom of the butane barrel.
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The experiment was conducted to measure temperature and pressure around operating portable butane gasranges with oversized cookwares. In this experiment, portable butane gas range with different safety equipmentand two kinds of oversized cookware, each of which is made of aluminum alloy and rock, was used. As a result, temperature of the bottom of the butane and the pressure of butane barrel tend to aligned witheach other. Through this result, it is reasonable that a safety criteria can be decided based on the temperatureof the bottom of butane. Especially, portable butane gas ranges are safely conducted under the condition of thetemperature is under 50 degree and pressure is under 500 kPa, respectively, at the bottom of the butane barrel.
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