Fast Response, Low Inertia Vacuum Furnace
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Fast Response, Low Inertia Vacuum Furnace
A vacuum furnace is described which possesses the following characteristics: (1) low actual thermal mass, allowing rapid temperature change when desired; (2) high effective thermal mass, resulting in precise temperature control; and (3) minimum gas evolution. In the range 150°–950°C, the maximum temperature deviation is approximately 0.1°C; the mean deviation is less than 0.05°C.
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