THERMAL SHOCK CHAMBER
Thermal Shock Chamber
What is Thermal Shock Chamber?
Thermal shock test chamber subjects a product to alternating extremes of high and low temperatures in order to observe changes in the product’s characteristics and failure occurrences caused by different materials and thermal expansion. Two-zone Thermal Shock Chambers have a product carrier basket that automatically transports a product under test between separately controlled temperature zones. With built-in viewing windows, users can easily observe the product as it’s transferred between different temperature zones.
Thermal shock test chamber Testing principle
Two-zone Thermal Shock Test Chamber Testing principle mainly through controlling the portable basket (test samples District) to quickly move between cryogenic tank and high temperature tank to achieve rapid thermal shock test. The whole testing process test samples along with mobile gondola to move together. The test chamber is suitable for the examination of the whole set of products, components, parts and materials subjected to rapid changes in temperature. The temperature impact test chamber are used in a shortest time to evaluate the test samples due to thermal expansion and contraction caused by the changes of chemical or physical damage
application of Thermal SHOCK chamber
- Testing electronic components for thermal durability
- Shock testing for product reliability
- Automotive component testing
- Aerospace component testing
- Materials testing under thermal stress
- Medical device testing
- Packaging testing for extreme temperature changes
- Semiconductor testing
- Photovoltaic testing
- Paint and coating testing
Stability chambers are used for a wide range of applications, from testing the stability of pharmaceutical drugs to evaluating the shelf-life of food and beverages. In the pharmaceutical industry, stability testing is required by regulatory agencies to ensure the safety and efficacy of drugs. Stability chambers can simulate the conditions that drugs will be exposed to during transport and storage, such as temperature and humidity fluctuations, and determine the shelf-life of the drug.
In the food industry, stability chambers are used to test the shelf-life of products and evaluate their resistance to spoilage and degradation. This testing is critical to ensure that food products remain safe and of high quality throughout their shelf-life.
