Differential Scanning Calorimeter

Product Introduction

The Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) technique has been widely used. The differential scanning calorimeter is both a routine quality test tool and a research tool. It measures the temperature, heat flow associated with the thermal transition inside the material. Our instrument is a heat flow type differential scanning calorimeter, with good repetition and high accuracy, which is especially suitable for accurate measurement of specific heat. The equipment is easy to calibrate, uses a low melting point, is fast and reliable, and has a very wide range of applications, especially in material research and development, performance testing and quality control. The properties of materials, such as glass transition temperature, cold crystallization, phase transition, melting, crystallization, product stability, curing / crosslinking, oxidation induction period, etc., are the research fields of differential scanning calorimetry, and different models are selected according to the experimental parameters and experimental requirements.

Application

The application scope of differential scanning calorimeter is: curing reaction temperature and thermal effect of polymer materials, material phase transition temperature and thermal effect measurement, crystallization of polymer materials, melting temperature and thermal effect measurement, glass transition temperature of polymer materials, etc.

The sample and parameters were placed into the crucible separately and placed in the furnace for programmed heating to change the temperature of the sample and parameters. If the heat capacity of the reference and the sample are the same, and the sample has no heat effect, the temperature difference is almost "zero", and a smooth curve is obtained. As the temperature increases, the sample has a thermal effect, and the parameter does not produce a thermal effect, the temperature difference between the two, in the DSC curve, the larger the temperature difference, the greater the temperature difference changes, the more the number of peaks. Peak up are called exothermic and peaks down are called heat absorption.

The following figure is a typical DSC curve showing four types of transitions: Temperature coefficient is →