Testing temperature controlled enclosures
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This one day course is for people involved in routine performance testing of temperature-controlled enclosures (oven, furnace, refrigerator and fluid bath). It incorporates an extensive overview and comparison of AS2853 and IEC 60068-3-5 requirements, and it also includes an overview of the medical refrigeration equipment temperature mapping requirement to AS3864.2
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NOTE: Participants with limited experience in estimating measurement uncertainty would benefit from first attending the Introduction to Estimating Measurement Uncertainty course.
FACE TO FACE delivery: 1 day (9am - 5pm).
Knowledge and skills
The course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to:
- understand measurement traceability concept
- understand the fundamental principles of enclosure testing
- identify and minimise various sources of error that arise during oven measurements
Topics
The topics covered include:
- temperature measurement traceability
- thermocouple basics and selection criteria
- test requirements to Australian standard 2853 and to International standard IEC 60068-3-5:2018
- workshop – data assessment to AS 2853 and IEC 60068-3-5
- measurement uncertainty estimation workshop (incl. IEC 60068-3-11)
- other standards
- test documentation requirements
- temperature measurement uncertainty analysis*
*Participants with limited experience in estimating measurement uncertainty would benefit from first attending the Introduction to Estimating Measurement Uncertainty course
Past Attendees have said...
“Now I have a better understanding of the topic I can provide a better quality service” "The uncertainty calculations explained and the formulas provided were most valuable" |
Further information
For more information contact +61 2 8467 3796 or training@measurement.gov.au.
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