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The Anter LS2 Module for Thermal Property Determination

Bob Purvis from Anter Corporation demonstrates the FlashLine LS2 Module which can measure the thermal properties of a wide variety of materials. Thermal properties that can be determined include thermal diffusivity, specific heat capacity and thermal conductivity.

The instrument is of a modular design and can be used with different furnaces including the cryogenic unit, and can determine thermal properties up to 2800°C.

The FlashLine series use the laser flash technique and can be used on a wide variety of materials including metals, ceramics and polymers with moderate to high thermal conductivities.

Run time - 4:19 min

Measurements can typically be performed in a matter if seconds, with computer control enabling the user to determine properties at various temperatures.

Anter FlashLine - Determination of Thermal Properties

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