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雷氏法水泥安定性沸煮箱

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雷氏法水泥安定性沸煮箱是根據JC/T955-2005標准《水泥標准稠度用水量、凝結時間,安全性檢驗方法》設計制作，能自動控制箱體內水升溫至沸騰和保持沸騰的時間,以檢定水泥淨漿體積的安定性（即雷氏法和試餅法）,對升溫保溫均能自動控制,也可人工控制。

更新時間	2025-09-19
訪問次數	2378
産品型號	FZ-31A

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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
升溫時間	(20℃升至A℃)?30±5min

雷氏法水泥安定性沸煮箱是水泥淨漿體積的安定性檢測儀器，水泥雷氏沸煮箱是根據JC/T955-2005標准《水泥標准稠度用水量、凝結時間,安全性檢驗方法》設計制作，能自動控制箱體內水升溫至沸騰和保持沸騰的時間,以檢定水泥淨漿體積的安定性(即雷氏法和試餅法),對升溫保溫均能自動控制,也可人工控制。

雷氏法水泥安定性沸煮箱技術參數：

★沸煮溫度 100℃

★容积 31L

★升溫時間(20℃升至A℃) 30±5min

★横沸时间 3h±5min

★管状加热器功率共两组(1kW和3kW)

★包装尺寸 820×400×530mm

★毛重/净重 22/35kg

★电压功率 220V/4KW

操作規程：

★根據用戶要求試餅法和雷氏法同時使用，以對比水泥安定試驗結果，特將篦板高度降低，爲此請用戶使用篦板時（包括只做雷氏夾法）務必置于試餅架之上。

★沸煮箱內充水180mm（以內箱體底部起算）將經過養護的試餅或雷氏夾由玻璃板上取下來平放在試餅架或者雷氏夾兩指針朝上，試模橫放于篦板上。

★接通电气控制箱电源，启动“自动"开关，沸煮箱内的水于30分钟左右后沸腾，一组3kW电热器自动停止工作，指示灯灭。再煮3h沸煮箱内另一组1kW电热器自动停止工作，指示灯灭。此时数字显示为210 min，电气控制箱内蜂鸣器发出声响，表示工作结束。煮毕将水由电热水咀放出，打开箱盖待箱体冷却至室温，取出试件进行检测。

★如沸煮箱內充水溫度低于20℃時，可先將電氣控制箱上手動自動切換開關放在手動位置、升溫恒溫開關放在升溫位置。將水升溫至20℃左右，將手動、自動開關切換到自動位置即可自動運行。

★沸煮箱內必須用潔淨淡水，本設備久用後，箱內可能累積水垢，用戶可酌情定期清洗

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