The cost‐effective Calorimetria por taxa de Aceleração (ARC)The method describing isothermal and adiabatic test procedures used to detect thermally exothermic decomposition reactions.ARC®® 244 is designed to safely measure the amount and rate of heat release associated with the processing or storage of chemicals within a container volume between 1.5 ml and 8.5 ml.
This is the calorimeter which uses the same design as the first ARC®® system developed by DOW for those customers interested in keeping the same platform.
This information is vital in developing and evaluating processes to ensure safe operation and to prevent Thermal runawayA thermal runaway is the situation where a chemical reactor is out of control with respect to temperature and/or pressure production caused by the chemical reaction itself. Simulation of a thermal runaway is usually carried out using a calorimeter device according to accelerated rate calorimetry (ARC).thermal runaway which can have devastating effects.
The Accelerating Rate Calorimeter 244 (ARC®® 244) technology is integral to designing inherently safer batteries as well as measuring energetic materials used in such products as explosives, propellants, and air bags.
Major Features and Benefits
- Tube heater reduces heat losses due to reflux
- Windows 10™ operating system standard
- Smaller footprint
- Lift mechanism for calorimeter top
- Experimental wizards for easy test set-up
- Power Compensation Module (optional)
- Increased safety and interlock features
- Operation modes:
∙ Calor – Esperar – PesquisaHeat-Wait-Search is a measurement mode used in calorimeter devices according to accelerating rate calorimetry (ARC).Heat-Wait-Search (primary mode of operation)
∙ Iso-Fixed technique
∙ Iso-Track technique
∙ Ramp mode for fast screening of unknown samples - With
H2Secure
∙ Heat-Wait-Search, with Phi = 1
∙ Constant power
∙ Constant heating rate
∙ Fire exposure
∙ True isothermal mode
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Dados Técnicos
Operating Test Cell Temperature Range
Heat-Wait-Search
Iso-Fixed/Iso-Track
Ramp mode for screening unknown samples
Scanning Mode with Power Compensation Module
Isothermal Mode with Power Compensation Module
Test cell materials for spherical vessels with a wall thickness between 0.4 mm and 0.9 mm:
Hastelloy
Stainless Steel
Titanium
(Volume: 1 ml to 130 ml)
Test cell materials for tube-type vessels with a wall thickness of 0.4 mm and 0.9 mm:
Stainless Steel
Titanium
(Volume: 1 ml to 8.5 ml)
Applications
Process Saftey
Comparison to legacy data