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DIL 402 CD -Double/Differential Dilatometer
furnace
Dilatometry
Thermoanalytical methods are widely used in all fields of materials charac­terization. Especially in the areas of ceramics and glasses, metals and composites, thermal methods such as thermomechanical analysis and/or pushrod dilatometry yield crucial
information for dimensional changes.
Such information is important for the production of the materials and parts
as well as for their later application.
Pushrod dilatometry is a method for
determination of dimensional chan­ges versus temperature and time when the sample undergoes a con­trolled temperature program. The method is standardized (DIN EN 103, DIN EN 821, DIN EN 51045, ASTM E 831 or ISO 17562). The specific
materials properties gathered from
this are as follows:
Thermal expansion
Coefficient of thermal expansion
Expansivity
Volumetric expansion
Density change Sintering temperatures and
shrinkage steps
Glass transition temperatures
Softening points Phase transitions Influence of additives
put. In the differential arrangement the system offers calibration correc­ted measurements in one run or improved long term drift stability. With two industrial furnaces the temperature range between -180 and 1600°C is
covered.
The key advantages of the new DIL 402 CD compared to the standard dilatometers are:
• Higher sample throughput
• Calibration corrected results in one run
• Accurately corrected Rate-Controlled-Sintering (RCS) tests
• Improved long term stability
control display
base unit
The newly developed DIL 402 CD
offers highest performance for ther­mal expansion measurements. In
double sample arrangement, the
systems offers high sample through-
The horizontal arrangement of the
DIL 402 CD offers specific advanta­ges regarding temperature profile
over the sample, sample handling, or safety purposes. No convective heat
transfer between the measuring system (transducer area) and the
sample area will occur at low or high
temperatures, generally causing
increased drift and noise. Various
sample geometries such as thin rods or plates can be measured in the
horizontal arrangement without any
problem. In case of sample decom­position or melting the transducer system is protected against contami­nation by design.
The system allows measurement of samples between 0 and 25 mm long. The forced air or liquid-nitrogen coo­led furnaces offer fast heating and
cooling times and at the same time a homogeneous temperature profile
over the sample. Motorized move­ment of the pushrods and automatic zeroing of both sample positions are
standard features of the new system. ment.
Technical Specifications (subject to change)
■ Temperature range:
-180°C ... 500°C, RT ...1600°C (standard)
(2 exchangeable furnace types)
Heating and cooling rates: Sample holder:
Measuring ranges: Sample length: Sample diameter:
el resolution:
Atmospheres:
0,01 K/min ... 50 K/min (dependent on furnace) fused silica <1100°C Al2O3 <1600°C 500/5000 Mm max. 25 mm max. 6 mm 0.125 nm / 1.25 nm
inert, oxidizing, reducing
static and dynamic, vacuum
Gas flow meter and valve for purge gas (optional)
c-DTA® for the calculated DTA-signal from dilatometer measurements
for one sample, ideal for temperature calibration (optional)
Highly vacuum-tight up to 10-4 mbar (10-2 Pa)
Coupling to QMS 403 C Aeolos® over a heatable adapter at the exit of the furnace
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