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Temperature Shock test

The temperature shock chamber is a combination of two temperature chambers, which are connected by a movable rack and used alternately.
The test material is subjected to rapid temperature changes by being alternately exposed to low and high temperatures. The degree of test severity depends on the two chamber temperatures, the transfer time and the number of cycles.
Each chamber provides with a viewing window for visual monitoring. For measuring and supply lines such as compressed air, electrical or hydraulic, appropriate feedthroughs and entrances are available in each chamber as well as in the rack.

Testing Standards:
•   DIN EN 60068-2-14 Na, Nb
•   MIL StD 883 D Meth. 1010.7, 1011.9
•   IPC-TM-650
•   DIN EN 60068-3-5 (single chamber mode)

Technical Data: 
Cold chamber-75 °C to +180 °C
Hot chamber+10 °C to +200 °C
Rack volume160 dm³
Transfer time:from < 10 sec
Maximum weight of test sample:50 kg (distributed over 3 shelves)
Rate of change in single chamber operation 
Hot chamberheatingup to 8 K/min
coolingup to 1 K/min
Xold chamberheatingup to 8 K/min
coolingup to 7 K/min

Picture of the temperature shock test chamber TSK 200 is illustrated.
Temperature shock test chamber TSK 200
Picture of the temperature shock test chamber TSK 200 with opened doors and sample cabin in middle position is shown.
Temperature shock test chamber TSK 200 - opened, sample cabin in middle position

Manufacturer:

Feutron Klimasimulation GmbH

Model: 

TSK 200

Dr. Joerg Leuthaeusser

Head of Department
Analytics – Materials – Composites 

JL@innovent-jena.de
Phone: +49 3641 2825 48