Adiabatic SADT Tester
This instrument employs the Dewar flask adiabatic storage method to determine the self-accelerating decomposition temperature (SADT) of substances under simulated packaging conditions. The sample is loaded into a standard Dewar flask and maintained at a constant temperature in an adiabatic storage test furnace for 24 hours to observe whether self-heating occurs. By gradually adjusting isothermal conditions, the SADT is progressively determined, providing critical data support for temperature control, thermal safety assessment, and packaging selection of hazardous chemicals during storage and transport.
Test Parameters
Self-Accelerating Decomposition Temperature (SADT)
Application
Petrochemicals, Fine Chemicals, Civil Explosives, Pharmaceuticals
Features
Embedded processor, Windows CE operating system.
8-inch LCD touchscreen displaying real-time test status.
Built-in air circulation system ensuring temperature uniformity and stability within the chamber.
Digital PID control algorithm for high-precision temperature control.
Equipped with a cooling system to prevent sample overheating and explosion.
Auxiliary safety devices for overheat protection, automatically cutting off heating at preset temperatures.
Built-in fault detection with audible and visual alarms for enhanced safety.
Explosion-proof glass observation window on the front; rear pressure relief door designed to open when internal pressure exceeds 2.5 kgf (kilogram-force), ensuring safety.
Real-time display of elapsed time and temperature; automatic plotting of time-temperature curves with access to raw data.
Versatile testing options allow users to configure test parameters based on sample characteristics.
Fully automated test process requiring no manual intervention; supports parameter configuration, data storage, and report generation.
Chamber-type air circulation system eliminating axial and radial thermal gradients, maintaining long-term temperature uniformity.
UN Test H2: Adiabatic Storage Test, GB 5085.5-2007
Specifications
| Operating Environment | -5–45 °C, <95% RH |
| Chamber Temperature Control Range | -20–220 °C |
| Temperature Control Accuracy | ±1 °C |
| Sample Temperature Measurement Range | -50–500 °C |
| Sample Temperature Measurement Precision | ±1.5 °C or ≤±0.004|t| °C |
| Sample Temperature Measurement Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Sample Temperature Measurement Accuracy | ±(2.5 or 0.0075|t|) °C |
| Dewar Flask Capacity | 1 L |
| Dewar System Heat Loss Rate | ≤10 mW |
| Constant Power Adjustment Range | 0.1–2 W |
| Constant Power Accuracy | ≤0.015 W |
| Temperature Rise Rate Range | 0–2 °C/min |
| Coolant Circulation Flow Rate | ≥3 L/min |
| Dewar Flask Material | Glass inner vessel, metal outer casing with blue coating |
| Instrument Dimensions (L × W × H) | 930 mm × 545 mm × 875 mm |
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