Thermal Balance Test (Vacuum Chamber)

Introduction:

Thermal balance testing is a method used to evaluate and verify the stability of a product or system under specific temperature conditions. It aims to simulate the thermal load conditions of actual usage environments, ensuring that the product can operate normally within the designed temperature range without performance degradation or damage due to overheating or insufficient cooling.

Specifically, thermal balance testing involves controlling and monitoring the internal and external temperatures of the product to determine whether it can achieve and maintain a stable temperature state in the predetermined working environment. In this state, the heat generated by the product equals the heat dissipated, meaning that heat production and dissipation reach equilibrium, and the temperature no longer rises or falls.

Test Item: Thermal Vacuum Test

Test Service Introduction:

1) Effective Volume: φ2m×2.5m;

2) Ultimate Vacuum: 7×10⁻⁵Pa;

3) Cold Plate Temperature: Better than 100K