During the operation of a temperature and humidity test chamber, some abnormal situations may occur, such as excessive overheating of the condenser tube.
The thermal shock chamber (TSC) is a cornerstone instrument in environmental-reliability testing. By exposing a specimen to rapid alternations between extremely high and extremely low temperatures, it reproduces the severe thermal excursions encountered during service or transport.
Cold and hot shock test chambers utilize high-temperature and low-temperature zones during testing. In the testing process, two-box models involve placing the test product in high and low-temperature zones for cyclic exposure, while three-box models involve blowing high- and low-temperature gases onto the product alternately.
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