Determining Behaviors of Fire Doors with Thermal Camera and Traditional Methods Comparatively
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2012
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In this article, fire resistance test of standard opening single fire door was performed using thermocouple according to the points stated in the regulations. A resistance test was performed with traditional fire mechanism stated in the regulation of TS EN 1634-1 for 136 minutes. At the 32nd minute of the experiment, opening was observed at the upper right-hand corner of standard opening single fire door that was tested. Temperatures occurred on the door tested in the experiment were obtained by using Thermocouples as stated in the regulation and temperature values were recorded to Data Logger at 1 minuteintervals. Temperatures occurred on the surface of door were recorded with FLIR T200 thermal camera simultaneously in order to get temperature data at more frequent intervals. During the experiment, temperature values attained from measurement points stated in regulation were determined with 500 thermal images attained from thermal camera. Deformations occurred on the door during fire were examined with the evaluation of temperatures obtained from thermocouples and thermal camera. By determining deficiencies in the door structure depending on the evaluations made, solutions were offered for these. At the same time, it indicates that infrared thermography method as a distant and contactless temperature measurement technique for fire test and thermal cameras can be used © Sila Science.
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Fire doors, Fire resistance, Infrared thermography, Standard furnace tests
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Energy Education Science and Technology Part A: Energy Science and Research
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30
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Altın, M., (2012). Determining Behaviors of Fire Doors with Thermal Camera and Traditional Methods Comparatively. Energy Education Science and Technology Part A: Energy Science and Research, 30(1308772), 465-474.
