The thermal vacuum test chamber is mainly composed of a vacuum system and a heating system/cooling system. The vacuum system uses components such as vacuum pumps, gas condensers, and pressure sensors to remove gases from the vacuum chamber, bringing the internal pressure close to a vacuum state. The vacuum pump extracts gases from the vacuum chamber, the gas condenser cools and liquefies the extracted gases to reduce damage to the vacuum pump, and the pressure sensor monitors the pressure in the vacuum chamber and provides feedback signals to the measurement and control system. The heating system is usually composed of resistance wires, radiation heaters, or high-frequency heaters, and regulates the heating power and temperature by controlling the current and voltage of the heating elements. In practical operation, the thermal vacuum test chamber uses a combination of main pumps (such as mechanical pumps) and molecular pumps to evacuate the vacuum chamber, creating a high vacuum environment. The heating system heats or cools the chamber using electric heating wires or liquid nitrogen, forming a uniform temperature field within the heat sink of the chamber through radiation conduction, thereby simulating a space simulation environment with both vacuum and a wide range of temperatures (such as -190°C to 150°C).If you need more information about the models of our testing equipment. Please contact me.https://www.chamber-testing.com/a/d/TVAC-Thermal-Vacuum-Test-Chamber.html
Technical Specifications
Capacity:0.5 m³ to 2.65 m³(Customizable) High Vacuum Level (mbar):5.0×10−7 No-load Vacuum Level (mbar):5.0×10−7(Room temperature) Vacuum Cube Leak Rate:1×10−9std/cc/sec Pressure Regulation in Multiple Ranges (mbar/Torr):Adjustable Temperature Range: -190°C(LN2 cooling) to 150°C Temperature Uniformity:±2℃