High-Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimetry

Product Description

High Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimeter

Increased pressure influences all physical changes and chemical reactions in which a change in volume occurs. For material testing, process development or quality control there is often no alternative to DSC measurements under pressure.

Features:

• Shorter analysis time: higher pressure and temperature accelerate reactions
• Measurements under process conditions: simulation of practical reaction environments
• Better interpretation: effects can be separated by suppressing vaporization
• Suppresses and delays vaporization: separation of a reaction from overlapping vaporization
• Higher gas concentrations: reaction rate of heterogeneous reactions with gases is increased
• Measurements under special atmospheres: oxidative, oxygen-free conditions or measurements with toxic or combustible gases are possible
• Possibility of working at different pressures: more accurate measurement of adsorption and desorption behavior

FAQ

1. High-Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimetry (HP-DSC) is a term?

Ans - In order to measure the heat flow of a sample as a function of temperature while under pressure, a thermal analysis method called HP-DSC is used. The physical and chemical characteristics of a sample, such as changes in phase transitions, oxidation, and other changes in the sample's physical and chemical composition, can be studied using this technique.

2. Which samples can be examined using HP-DSC?

Ans - An extensive range of materials, including metals and alloys, polymers, medicines, and food, can be studied with HP-DSC.

3. What distinguishes HP-DSC from other thermal analysis methods?

Ans - Because pressure is applied, HP-DSC can provide measurements with a higher resolution and greater accuracy than conventional DSC. It is additionally better suited for researching materials in applications like high-pressure reactors or containers since it can measure samples under conditions that are more like their real use than other techniques can.

4. What distinguishes HP-DSC from other types of thermal analysis?

Ans - Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) is available in the form of HP-DSC, which has a higher resolution and greater accuracy. Unlike DSC, which measures a sample's heat flow as a function of time and temperature, it measures a sample's heat flow as a function of temperature while it is under pressure.

5. What advantages come with adopting HP-DSC?