Medium Temperature Specific Heat Capacity Tester

The GHC-II-10 Medium Temperature Specific Heat Capacity Tester is based on the mixed method test and uses modern computer testing technology to automatically measure the specific heat capacity of solid materials at different temperatures. It is widely applied in scientific research and teaching for the study of specific heat capacity of solid materials and meets the requirements of the GJB330A-2000 solid material specific heat capacity testing method standard. The medium temperature specific heat capacity testing system consists of a tubular vertical resistance furnace (resistance wire heating), thermostat, temperature controller, high-precision thermometer, calorimeter, and computer testing system. During the experiment, the sample is first heated to the experimental temperature in the tubular heating furnace, then dropped into the calorimeter. The entire process is monitored by the computer measurement system which collects temperature changes of the sample and calorimeter, ultimately calculating the material's specific heat capacity. A vacuum system is required for samples prone to oxidation at high temperatures.