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Cooling small area for thermal testing ... suggestions?

by jqm <jqmobile@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 3, 2008 at 08:01 AM

Hello,

I am performing testing on load cells over a thermal range (40-135F).
Currently I have a NON-insulated area made of Bent Sheet metal, this
area is relatively closed up with an opening on one side for the
application of hot/cold via a ****table ceramic heater / air
conditioner respectively.

Currently I have no problems with heat, I can hold it relatively
stable to +/- 0.2 degrees over (80-130F).

On the cold side I would like to get down to 40 deg F, . the problem
is stability.  The unit gets down to 45 deg f, then begins to frost
up, then the output slowly increases to about 55 deg F where it
stabilizes off.

I understand one method would be to get a frostless, however I think
that it may introduce thermal output fluctuations.

Any Suggestions... I would like to hold +/- 0.2 deg F from 45 deg F-
Room Temp


Thank you for your time
jqm
 




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Cooling small area for thermal testing ... suggestions?
jqm <jqmobile@[EMAIL P  2008-04-03 08:01:01 
Re: Cooling small area for thermal testing ... suggestions?
"pipedown" <  2008-04-11 22:09:31 

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