Mid-Temperature Specific Heat Capacity Tester

The GHC-II-10 Mid-Temperature Specific Heat Capacity Tester employs the mixing method, utilizing modern computer testing technology to achieve automatic specific heat capacity tests of solid materials at different temperatures. It is widely used in scientific research and education for the study of specific heat capacity of solid materials, complying with the GJB330A-2000 standards for specific heat capacity measurement methods.

This system consists of a tubular vertical resistance furnace, thermostat, temperature controller, high-precision temperature sensor, calorimeter, and computer testing system. During experiments, the specimen is heated in the tubular furnace to the testing temperature and then transferred to the calorimeter, with temperature changes collected by the computer measurement system to determine the material's specific heat capacity. For samples prone to oxidation at high temperatures, a vacuum system is required.