GB/T 5447-2014 Method for determination of cohesion index of bituminous coal
1. The drum sensor adopts an imported integrated electronic switch, which has the characteristics of long service life and strong anti-interference performance. Simple structure and reliable performance.
2. The gearbox does not need to be filled with oil, which solves the problem of gearbox oil leakage.
3. No need to set the number of drum cycles, computer automatic control.
4. The adhesion index automatically remembers the number of activation times.
5. Display method: LED digital display, manual reset or automatic reset when turned on.
6. Bonding index: drum frequency: 50 ± 1 revolutions per minute, better than the national standard.
7. Adhesive index without noise rotation.
The NJ-8 microcomputer bonding index tester is a specialized instrument for measuring the bonding ability of coking coal - Roga index and bonding index. It is suitable for laboratory use in coal, metallurgy, coking departments, and scientific research units.
Measurement principle
The NJ-8 microcomputer bonding index tester is driven by an electric motor through a worm gear reducer to rotate two drums at a speed of 50 ± 1 revolutions per minute, allowing the coal sample coke block to undergo strength testing inside the drums. The bonding ability of the sample is represented by the wear resistance of the coal block, which is the magnitude of the resistance to failure.
Drum speed: 50 ± 1 revolutions per minute
Display mode: LED digital display, manual reset or automatic reset upon startup.
Power supply voltage: 220V
Motor power: 120W
Dimensions: 500 × 460 × 330 (length × width × height)
Weight: 45kg
GB/T 5447-2014Method for determining the cohesive index of bituminous coal
GB/T 5449-1997Method for determining the Roga index of bituminous coal