A thermovacuum chamber, also known as a thermal vacuum chamber or space simulation chamber, is a specialized enclosure used for testing and simulating extreme temperature and pressure conditions encountered in space or other harsh environments. These chambers play a crucial role in various industries, including aerospace, electronics, and research.
Thermovacuum chambers are designed to create a controlled environment where temperature, pressure, and vacuum conditions can be precisely regulated and reproduced. They are used to assess the performance and behavior of various components, materials, and systems under realistic operating conditions.
The primary purpose of a thermovacuum chamber is to subject test specimens to a combination of high and low temperatures in a vacuum environment. This simulates the extreme temperature swings experienced in space or other demanding conditions. By exposing components to such conditions, engineers can evaluate their thermal stability, mechanical integrity, and overall functionality.
Feature | Specification |
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Temperature | -60oC to 125oC -110oC to 165oC |
Vacuum | Upto 1 x 10-6 mbar |
Chamber Size | Customised |
Thermal Plate | Customised |
Condenser Temp | -85oC |
Refrigeration System | Cascade Design Liquid Nitrogen Cooling |
Vacuum Control | Automatic |
Control System | PC, PLC, and SCADA |
Power Supply | 415/50Hz/3 Phase |
Cylindrical Diameter 0.4m2 to 4.0m2 |
Rectangular - As per the customer requirements |
Dependable Redundancy Options for Vacuum and Temperature |
Vacuum Level up to 1 x 10-6 mbar |
Thermal Plate and Shroud temperature up to -70°C with built-in Cascade Refrigeration System or Ultra Low Temperature with LN2 |
Heating up to 165°C with built-in Heating System |
Multi-Level Data Acquisition for Vacuum and Temperature |
Compact Design |
Customized Specifications |
Customized Layout and Dimensions |
Uni-Frame Design - All in one Frame |
Wide Range of Chambers - Cylindrical and Rectangular |
Fully automated and SCADA-based control Systems |