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混凝土試件蒸汽養護箱

産品簡介：

混凝土試件蒸汽養護箱符合JTG /T F50-2011《公路桥涵施工技术规范》要求。本設備采用加熱水箱和試驗箱分體設計，试验过程按控制仪设定的温度、时间和程式分别进行静置、升温、恒温、降温四个过程，并根据用户要求控制升温和降温速率且升温速率可调。

更新時間	2025-09-20
訪問次數	1629
産品型號	ZKY-400

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品牌	榮計達儀器	價格區間	面議
産地類別	國産	應用領域	環保,化工,建材/家具,電子/電池,道路/軌道/船舶
電壓	220±10V	帶模式件尺寸	195mm×195mm×175mm
箱體內徑尺寸	955mm×725mm×620mm	整機外型尺寸	1415mm×890mm×900mm
試?件?組?數?	8組（共24塊）	升?溫?速?率	≤15℃/h(可調）
環境溫度	5℃～30℃

混凝土試件蒸汽養護箱簡介：

本設備是混凝土試件進行蒸汽養護試驗的設備。符合JTG /T F50-2011《公路桥涵施工技术规范》要求。本設備采用加熱水箱和試驗箱分體設計，试验过程按控制仪设定的温度、时间和程式分别进行静置、升温、恒温、降温四个过程，并根据用户要求控制升温和降温速率且升温速率可调。

技術參數：

★帶模式件尺寸：195mm×195mm×175mm

★箱體內徑尺寸：955mm×725mm×620mm

★整機外型尺寸：1415mm×890mm×900mm

★试件组数：8組（共24塊）

★升温速率 :≤15℃/h(可調）

★加热功率：4.0kw(新型加热管）

★电压：220±10V

★频率：50±1Hz

包裝尺寸：1680×950×93mm

混凝土試件蒸汽養護箱原理：

由加熱水箱內産生蒸汽，經管路將蒸汽送入試驗箱工作室內。當箱內溫度低于溫度目標值時，蒸汽進入箱內；當溫度超過目標值時關閉進氣及加熱。以此來控制箱內升溫速度及恒溫溫度值。

産品特點:

蒸汽快速養護箱（真正蒸气发生器加热）本設備采用加熱水箱和試驗箱分體設計,試驗過程按控制儀設定的溫度.時間和程式分別進行靜置.升溫.恒溫.降溫四個過程,並根據客戶要求控制升溫.降溫速率且升溫速率可調。

工作條件：

★ 環境溫度：5℃～30℃

★ 环境相对湿度：≤85%

★ 周围无振动、无腐蚀介质、无强电磁场干扰。

設備結構：

★控制儀

★電磁閥

★水位控制盒

★加熱管

★加熱水箱

★試驗箱體

★試件架

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