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The GHC-II-10 Mid-Temperature Specific Heat Capacity Tester uses the method of mixtures and computer measurement to determine the specific heat capacity of solid materials at 100–800 °C. It is intended for specific-heat-capacity testing in research and teaching under GJB 330A-2000.
The GHC-II measures the specific heat capacity of solid materials at different temperatures by the method of mixtures with computer data acquisition. A tubular vertical resistance furnace heats the specimen before it is dropped into a calorimeter.
The DBR-06D measures the specific heat of concrete specimens by the adiabatic method under computer monitoring. It references SL 136-2017, SL 352-2006, DL/T 5150-2001, and DL/T 5362Z-2006 and provides controlled heating, stirring, and automated reporting.
The DHC-II automatically measures the specific heat capacity of solid materials at different temperatures by the adiabatic method. It is designed for particle and powder specimens over −40 to 100 °C in accordance with GJB 330A-2000.
The GHC-II uses the method of mixtures to measure the specific heat capacity of solid specimens at set temperatures, with computer acquisition of specimen and calorimeter temperature changes. It is intended for specific-heat-capacity testing of solid materials in research and teaching laboratories.
The GHC-II uses the method of mixtures and computerized data acquisition to measure the specific heat capacity of solid materials from room temperature to 1,400 °C. It is intended for specific-heat-capacity research and teaching applications.