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75 °C Thermal Stability / Self-Heating Substance Tester

This instrument integrates 75 °C thermal stability testing and self-heating substance testing. The 75 °C thermal stability test monitors the temperature difference between the test sample and an inert reference at a constant 75 °C for 48 consecutive hours to determine whether the substance is classified as “too dangerous to transport.” The self-heating substance test places the sample in standard 25 mm or 100 mm cubic wire-mesh baskets and continuously monitors for hazardous self-heating at 100 °C, 120 °C, or 140 °C to determine the packaging group. 


Test Parameters

Sample-Reference Temperature Difference, Self-Heating Determination, Temperature Rise, Oxidative Self-Heating Tendency


Application

Chemicals, Civil Explosives, Inspection & Testing, Environmental Protection

Features1

Features

Specifications

Specifications

Standards

Standards

Applications

Applications

Videos

Videos

UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods — Manual of Tests and Criteria, Section 33.3.1.6, Test N.4: Test method for self-heating substances

UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods — Manual of Tests and Criteria, Section 13.6.1, Test 3(c): Thermal stability test at 75°C

EN 13631-2:2002: Explosives for civil uses — High explosives — Part 2: Determination of thermal stability of explosives

Complies with the above standards and their equivalent national or industry standards.