LFA for Metals, Ceramics & More: Thermal Properties in Demanding Materials

Metals, ceramics and other high-performance materials often require reliable thermophysical data over broad temperature ranges. LFA is well suited for these applications given its temperature capabilities paired with its wide span of measurable thermal conductivity.  It conducts these measurements in a fast and reliable manner providing an efficient means to determine information on thermal diffusivity and thermal conductivity.

In this application-focused webinar, Beau Billlet shows how LFA supports the characterization of materials used in demanding technical environments. Participants will learn how thermal transport properties help evaluate material performance, compare material grades, and develop data sets for new materials to support development decisions in areas such as high-temperature applications, engineering materials and advanced components.

You will learn:

• How LFA is used for metals and ceramics
• Why thermal diffusivity is critical for technical materials
• what makes LFA suitable for high-performance applications
• How measurement data supports material comparison and selection
• What sample characteristics matter for reliable results