Thermal/Temperature Shock Testing

🌡It's time to learn about Thermal Shock Testing!
In Introduction to Thermal Shock Testing, we will define what thermal shock testing is, what it is used for, types of thermal shock tests, and application and setup of thermal shock tests including planning, test profile development, pro tips, and instrumentation and measurements.
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Part of a Product Reliability Testing and Validation Testing Video Series.
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This detailed demonstration of Thermal shock test was very helpful for me. Thanks for sharing the knowledge 👍😊

[@tomreshtesting]

You are welcome. Thank you for the feedback!

[@LassIV]

A not that old video wow
Thanks so much, unfortunately there's nothing like that in my language

[@culturetv459]

Excellent and engaging explanation of thermal shock. very helpful.

[@tomreshtesting]

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Thank you, it was very helpful

[@ssujeeth45]

An equipment which will be kept in an controlled environment (+25 to +30 degree Celsius) under cold weather upto -30 degrees Celsius. Hence, If there is no current, the temperature may fluctuate from +30 to -30 degree celcius. The life accorded will be 10 years. How to decide the thermal shock test conditions

[@varunmathur1934]

Hi Tom,
I am trying to make a test protocol for plastic part assembly subjected to thermal cycling. This is to mimic 250 sterlization cycles the product will go through.
I was planning to use Coffin Manson equation for accelertion factor calcs and was curious on 2 things, one is the right model for an assembly mainly made out PEEK(plastic) and some stainless steel parts. Second, what value for the co-efficient should I use for plastics, I cannot find it anywhere.
Also is there any book you can recommend for plastics reliability testing.
Thanks

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[@sanjai0071]

Hi how about electronics equipment , as environment temperature not change so quickly. If temperature change is 3*C /hr , is it required that?

[@tomreshtesting]

Great question. Thermal Shock is Great for any electronics regardless of environments. One example is even in a temperature stable environment, an electronic device will vary in temperature depending on the load or task it's performing and the corresponding heat that is generated from the work performed. Thermal Shock can be leveraged to accelerate years of expansion and contraction events in a short period of time to find failure modes/ weakest link in the design or manufacturing process.

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[@raiderman9020]

Mr. Resh, what is the temperature range that I should use for an mass flow sensor?

[@tomreshtesting]

Should be able to get this from your system requirements. Reach out to me in the description links if you need further help.

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what sample size should I use for thermal shock?

[@tomreshtesting]

Depends on your reliability and confidence targets. Watch my video on sample size determination for more info.

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