Deutsche Methode (German Method)
Thermal stability testing of nitrocellulose according to the German Method at 135 °C — 24 bores, PID-controlled.
Deutsche Methode
Bores 24 × Ø 20,5 ± 0,1 mm, Tiefe 200 mm
Control accuracy ±0,1 °C
Max. temperature 140 °C
Description
Device for determining the thermal stability of nitrocellulose and other nitro compounds according to the German Method — test at 135 °C.
Scope of delivery
- Heavy aluminum heating block (24 bores Ø 20.5 ± 0.1 mm, depth 200 mm), PT100 sensor, over-temperature protection, surface insulation plate
- Programmable PID controller in a separate control box (control accuracy ±0.1 °C, max. 140 °C)
- 24 test tubes with glass cap (Ø 20 ± 0.2 mm × 350 ± 2 mm)
- Daylight lamp for detection of nitrous fumes
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