熱量測定 - TSU
Simple, rapid and reliable hazard assessment
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Operating Modes
The Standard procedure involves heating of the sample at a user definated rate (typically between 0.5 and 10°C/minute) whilst both the temperature and pressure are recorded. Deviation from linearity (e.g. a sharp rise) indicates the 'onset' of an exotherm. The subsequent rise shows the serevity of the hazard directly, without the need for a calculation. Additional operating modes include isothermal, dual scan and soak-and-scan.
Operating Range
Temperature from ambient to 400°C, resolution of 0.01°C. Pressure transducers are available in several ranges, typically up to 200 bar.
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