Low Temperature Test

Low Temperature test is an estimation of the withdrawal of material by 10% (TR10) and the temperature at which the material withdraws by 70% (TR70), which is when crystallization will in general happen, may connect with low-temperature pressure set. The test is completed to decide item execution under unfriendly temperature conditions.

At Enscientific low temperature tests are done to acquire information to assist with assessing impacts of low temperature conditions on materiel wellbeing, uprightness, and execution during capacity. Temperature is the inescapable pressure that each result of materials encounters at the testing stage after advancement. How the item or material responds with the impact of pressure could vary from one to another.

At the point when individuals buy hardware they use them in an unexpected way, while some might involve the electronic items as suggested by the maker others will commonly manhandle them. To this end, Enscientific Testings & Certifications ensures that each made item needs to go through temperature capabilities, life testing, and other extra assessment before formally presenting it in the consumer market. The items at the underlying formative stage are exposed to a progression of temperature testing going from high to low.

Low Temperature Test:

• Temperature Range: Ambient to -40°C
• Humidity Range: From 10% to 95% RH
• Average rate of rise: 2.0°C/min
• Average rate of fall: 2.0°C/min
• Work Space from: 400mm(W)x450mm(D)x450mm(H); 500mm(W)x515mm(D)x400mm(H); 800mm(W)x600mm(D)x850mm(H); 1000mm(W)x1000mm(D)x1000(H); 1000mm(W)x1300mm(D)x1000(H); 1250mm(W)x750mm(D)x800mm(H)