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36、door cooking specialty gas appliancesANSI Z21.89-2013 CSA 1.18-2013ANSI Z21.89-2013 CSA 1.18-2013Outdoor cooking specialty gas appliancesJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 1ContentsInterprovincial Gas Advisory Council 3Technical Committee on Gas Appliances and Related Accessories 5Z21/83 Technical Committee o
37、n Performance and Installation of Gas Burning Appliances and Related Accessories 7Z21/CSA Joint Technical Advisory Group on Standards for Outdoor Cooking and Illuminating Gas Appliances 10Preface 131 Scope 172 Reference publications 183 Definitions 214 Construction 264.1 General construction and ass
38、embly 264.2 Appliance structure 294.3 Gas supply lines 304.4 Fixed fuel piping systems 334.5 Self-contained LP gas supply systems 334.6 Enclosures for self-contained LP gas supply systems 384.7 Manual valves 394.8 Automatic valves 404.9 Gas appliance pressure regulators-fixed fuel piping systems 414
39、.10 Orifices and orifice fittings 414.11 Burners 414.12 Burner ignition 434.13 Covers and grates 444.14 Drip trays 454.15 Thermal insulation 454.16 Combustion air supply 454.17 Flue gas vent opening(s) 454.18 Electrical equipment and wiring 454.19 Instructions 454.20 Marking 515 Performance 575.1 Ge
40、neral 575.2 Test gases 585.3 Test pressures and burner adjustments 595.4 Burner capacities 605.5 Combustion 615.6 Burner operating characteristics 63ANSI Z21.89-2013 CSA 1.18-2013Outdoor cooking specialty gas appliancesJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 25.7 Burner placement and integrity 665.8 Ignition 675.9
41、 Performance of LP gas cylinder connection devices 685.10 Manual gas valves 685.11 Automatic valves 715.12 Gas pressure regulators 715.13 Combination regulator valve - low pressure 715.14 Manifold and control assembly capacity 735.15 Orifice and orifice fittings 735.16 Temperatures of gas carrying c
42、omponents 735.17 Oil overflow test for turkey fryer vessel 745.18 Drip trays 745.19 Burner blockage 755.20 Appliance structure 755.21 Wall and floor temperatures 785.22 Handle temperatures 815.23 Rain test 835.24 Nonmetallic panels 865.25 Wind tests 875.26 Marking material adhesion and legibility 88
43、5.27 Permanently attached marking tags 895.28 Thermometer scale misalignment 895.29 Thermometer scale marking material resistance to oil 905.30 Thermometer calibration 905.31 Turkey fryer oil temperature test 916 Manufacturing and production tests 917 Items unique to the United States 937.1 Electric
44、al equipment and wiring 938 Items unique to Canada 1008.1 French translations 1008.2 Propane definition 1058.3 Metrication 105Annex A (normative) LP gas cylinder label 106Annex B (informative) Table of conversion factors 108ANSI Z21.89-2013 CSA 1.18-2013Outdoor cooking specialty gas appliancesJuly 2
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48、utdoor cooking specialty gas appliancesJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 14History of development of ANSI Z21.89-2013 CSA 1.18-2013Note: This History is informative and is not part of the standard.With the onset of the Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Canada on January 2, 1988, significant
49、attention was given to the harmonization of the United States and Canadian safety standards addressing gas-fired equipment for residential, commercial and industrial applications. It was believed that the elimination of the differences between the standards would remove potential trade barriers and provide an atmosphere in which North American manufacturers could market more freely in the United States and Canada. The harmonization of these standards was also seen as a step toward harmonization with international standards.With the formati
