Environmental chambers reproduce environmental conditions within a contained space for the purposes of evaluating the long-term effects of specific changes upon objects such as industrial products, electronic products and other components. Environmental chambers evaluate product quality and reliability, and identify manufacturing flaws and weaknesses in those products before they are released to the general market.
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Environmental Chambers
Environmental chambers replicate normal and extreme conditions of temperature, humidity, pressure and altitude in machines specific to each condition, or a combination of conditions. Due to the vast range of product sizes, test chambers can range from simple, smaller benchtop test chambers to the larger, more complex walk-in test chambers, and even drive-in chambers for vehicles and aircraft. Other environmental conditions that can be tested in chambers include the effects of vibrations, dust and sand, salt spray and vacuums. The validity of environmental test results is important as it is these results that future product modifications and improvements are based upon. Therefore, design and construction of the environmental chamber has to be carefully considered in terms of size, existing conditions and variations in products and location. The consistency with which an environmental test is performed is crucial to the reliability of the results, therefore it is wise to refrain from including unnecessary man-made interference with the process to keep it as uniform as possible.![]() |
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