Thermal Conductance Testing
Thermal Space Ltd.
Testing conducted under vacuum to measure heat transport (W) per degree of temperature drop (K) across a thermal strap, including interface effects, over a temperature range of 400 K to 80 K.
About this service
Thermal Conductance Testing is performed under vacuum conditions to precisely measure the thermal conductance (W/K) across a thermal strap. This involves applying a heat load to one end of the strap and measuring the differential temperature across it. The test results typically account for the effects of thermal interfaces (bolted, clamped, or bonded) in the actual application. This testing can be conducted across a wide temperature range, from 400 K down to 80 K, providing critical data for thermal performance characterization.