Low-temperature laboratory

Introduction:

The purpose of the low-temperature laboratory is to determine the adaptability of military and civilian equipment or products during storage and operation under low-temperature conditions. The technical indicators for low-temperature testing (experiments) include: temperature range, duration, heating rate, and cooling rate. To maintain uniform surface temperature of the sample, the distance between the sample and the chamber wall should be at least 5 cm when placing the sample inside the test chamber.

After the experiment, the sample needs to be restored to a stable state indoors or placed in a normal temperature and humidity environment until stability is achieved. Under specific conditions, slightly warm air may be blown onto the sample for thawing before observing changes in its performance indicators.

Equipment Parameters:

Dimensions: 6m × 5m × 4.6m (L × W × H)

Temperature Range: -40℃ to 30℃, Stability ±1℃

Humidity Range: 30%RH to 100%RH, Control Accuracy ±5%RH

Rainfall System: 0–40mm/h

Ice Coating Thickness: 10mm/h within 24m²

Snowfall: 10mm/h