Latest Developments of Thermal Analysis and Adiabatic Reaction Calorimetry for Materials Characterization and Process Safety 

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DSC and DTA quantitatively determine conversion temperatures and enthalpies for solids and liquids by measuring the heat flows to both the sample and to a reference as a function of temperature and time. 

Thermogravimetry (TGA, TG) determines the temperature- and time-dependent changes in the mass of a sample that occur during a specific temperature program and in a defined atmosphere.

Dynamic-Mechanical Analysis (DMA) / Dynamic Mechanical Thermal Analysis (DMTA) measures visco-elastic properties by applying an oscillating force to the sample.

Dielectric Analysis (DEA) measures changes in dipole orientation and ion mobility in polymers and cross-linked systems by stimulation with an alternating voltage via sensor electrodes. The DEA method can also be used for online-processes (e.g. cure monitoring) with a suitable sensor technique. 

The Laser Flash Method (LFA) is a well established technique for the determination of thermal diffusivity, in which the increase in the sample’s temperature resulting from the absorption from a laser flash is measured.

Adiabatic calorimeters that help industry operate safely and profitably. As highly versatile, miniature chemical reactors, they measure thermal and pressure properties of exothermic chemical reactions. The resulting information helps engineers and scientists identify potential hazards and address key elements of process safety design including emergency relief systems, effluent handling, process optimization, and thermal stability. 


Our modern-thermoanalytical methods are an excellent tool for processes in product development, quality control and assurance, failure analysis and research of new products. These methods are even more powerful when coupled to other techniques.

Please have a look onto our program.

The seminar is addressed to all those working in the filed of material characterization and process safety.

Dates & Location

1st seminar:
May 04th, 2009
Scandic Sergel Plaza
Stockholm

2nd seminar:
May 05th, 2009
Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel
Gothenburg


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Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact Christina Persson by e-mail. (e-mail: christina.persson@netzsch.com)

We are looking forward to meeting you!