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Unitemp HCL350 Direct Injection COČ Chamber

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Lot ID
OR1160
Manufacturer
Unitemp
Model
HCL 350
Serial
0526
Internal Size (WxDxH mm) [?]
1000 x 700 x 600mm
Max Temp
-68°C and +150°C
Other Info
CO2 Environmental test chamber
Location
Rolls Royce stores Unit 6
Weight (kgs)
515kgs
External Dimensions (WxDxH mm) [?]
1600 x 1600 x 2005mm (on stand)
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Description

Unitemp HCL 350 Environmental test chamber for a wide variety of applications in Semiconductor, Automotive, Communications, (including Fiber Optic & RF Microwave), Aerospace, Military, Medical and other electronic and non-electronic manufacturing, engineering and production test environments.

Hot & cold CO² environmental test systems for quality assurance, characterisation, failure analysis and production testing. Simulate the true temperature environment that devices, PCBs, modules and other components will be subject to. Quick, convenient thermal testing and cycling

Temperature Test chambers that utilize CO² (or LN²) as a cooling medium have a number of advantages over mechanical refrigerated temperature chambers, which include:

Faster ramp-down temperature rates than standard mechanically refrigerated temperature chambers. Faster temperature changes can reduce total test time. Temperature testing that would have taken hours to perform can be completed much faster. Also, faster temperature ramp-down rates can propagate failures in the product being tested.

Lower maintenance costs than mechanically refrigerated temperature chambers. Also LN² or CO² chambers are quieter than mechanically refrigerated temperature chambers (which can produce noise up to 90 decibels). Furthermore, LN ² or CO² chambers offer significant electricity cost savings.

The main disadvantages of CO² or LN² temperature chambers are:

A Liquid CO2 or LN2 source is required – This could be a portable storage dewar (tank) that can be located near the temperature chamber or a larger bulk storage tank installed outside the building where the temperature chamber will be used – The latter option requires that insulated CO² lines to be run between the temperature chamber and the bulk storage tank

Original HCL 350 spec was +150 to -40degC at 20degC/min linear. Ultimate low temperature is -65degC.

Features include:

Forced air circulation systems maintain precise temperatures and use twin fans powered by a direct drive, heavy duty electrical motor that is externally mounted with an integral stainless steel shaft.

Heating systems are located in a plenum so that test items are not subject to direct radiation. Open wire nichrome resistance elements combine maximum heat transfer with rapid response time and long operating life.

Fail-safe high-temperature control guards against damage due to abnormal high temperature extremes.

Non-magnetic welded type 304 stainless steel inner chambers.

Exterior cabinet of reinforced cold rolled steel with fully-welded construction.

Doors are gasketed with silicone to handle the expanded range of temperatures.

Door latches have a quick-action cam mechanism for positive closure.

High density low “K” factor, non-settling fiberglass insulation is standard in walls and doors

Cooling is by liquid CO² from dip-tube cylinders (white stripe). Dip Tube Dispensing of Co² Liquid

Dip tubes are used in the liquid withdrawal of carbon dioxide in extract the liquid from the cylinder.
The tube runs down the center of the pressurised cylinder and draws the liquid up through the valve.
These cylinders represent excellent value for customer who are not high users and therefore cannot justify high rental costs of traditional gas cylinder companies.

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