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Chocs thermiques

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Montigny - Centre des 3 Peuples

Dourdan

Toulouse

Bourgoin-Jallieu

Thermal shock testing

Comprised of two chambers - one hot (up to +150°C) and one cold (-65°C) - a thermal shock testing facility needs to be equipped to handle products with care and move them rapidly from one chamber to the other.

The transfer time corresponds to the time it takes for the car to move from one chamber to the other.

The Emitech Group has 8 thermal shock facilities.

Our range of climate testing facilities also includes thermal tanks, saline mist chambers, UV exposure test chambers and IP water tightness and dust resistance units.

Why conduct thermal tests?

During the product certification process, thermal shock tests can reveal specific risks of failure: mechanical and electrical risks caused by deformation by water or ice, component deformation, fissures, insulation breaches, changes to the physical properties of components etc.

Thermal test facilities

Number: 6

Temperature: -70 °C to +190 °C

Transfer time: under 10 secs

Dimensions (790x740x850)

The importance of monitoring and connected equipment

Throughout the testing process, whether it takes a few minutes or a few months, the equipment being tested will be constantly monitored: thermocoupling, voltage, current, rotation speed, micro-power cuts etc.

Nos métiers et compétences

Testing laboratory

Combining technical competence, exceptional instrumentation, mastery of standards and procedures, our laboratories guarantee the proper conduct of test campaigns and their reproducibility.

Engineering and expertise

You benefit from our know-how of testing and associated standards, our experience feedback on test campaigns and our mastery in project management.

Training

Our training courses are aimed at all those involved in the design, manufacture or marketing of products and who have to comply with applicable regulations or qualification requirements.

Design of test tools

The Emitech Group has an Engineering Department (Emitech, based at Montigny near Paris) and an Innovation & Applications Department (based at Environne'Tech) dedicated to developing testing tools for the group's internal use and on behalf of clients who are keen to equip themselves with technology that integrates the experience and expertise of a respected test centre. This expertise is focused primarily on mechanical environments and climatic conditions.

EMC testing on vehicles - EMC testing on large systems