Netzsch-gerätebau Gmbh

Preuss, Rolf

Gradl, Mathias

Schmoelzer, Stefan

Schindler, Alexander

Strobel, Andreas

Nijmeh, André

Knappe, Stephan

Hollering, Markus

Gebhardt, Michael

Hilpert, Thilo

Meyer, Markus

Kaiser, Gabriele

Frenzl, Alexander

Moukhina, Elena

Markus Meyer

Thilo Hilpert

Elena Moukhina

Alexander Schindler

Juergen Blumm

Thomas Denner

Andreas Strobel

Michael Gebhardt

Stefan Lauterbach

Gabriele Kaiser

Otto Max Schaefer

Stephan Knappe

Markus Hollering

Rolf Preuss

Alexander Frenzl

Matthias Gradl

Gunther Herr

Andre Nijmeh

Stefan Schmoelzer

Fabian Wohlfahrt

André Nijmeh

Mathias Gradl

Gunter Herr

Doreen Rapp

Jürgen Blumm

Martin Hager

Stefan SCHMÖLZER

A method for the thermomechanical analysis of a sample (P) of a material including (a) controlling the temperature of the sample (P), (b) recording data representative for a length variation (dL) of the sample (P), (c) evaluating the data in order to determine a reversible component (dL), (d) calculating a corrected reversible component (dL; &#x3b1;) and/or of the coefficient of thermal expansion (&#x3b1;).

Method and apparatus for the thermomechanical analysis of a sample

Method and thermal analysis device including a sample holder and at least one temperature detector which is assigned to the holder. The invention further relates to a production method for a temperature detector. A heat flow to be detected is conveyed to the temperature detector between a support surface and the sample holder, wherein the support surface and/or the sample holder include elevations or depressions forming contact points, which define a relevant heat flow zone assigned to the support surface. A thermocouple, which includes at least two elements made of different metals, a first metallic element A, with a higher expansion coefficient compared to a second metallic element B, is introduced in a precisely fitting manner into second metallic element B constituted as a hollow profile and the two elements A, B are heated in a first operational step and then cooled again in a second operational step.

Method and device for material analysis

A method for evaluating a measurement result of a thermal analysis. A program-controlled computer unit is used to calculate at least one probability of the agreement of the measurement result with at least one dataset previously stored in the computer unit, wherein this calculation is based on a comparison of effect data previously extracted from a measurement curve of the thermal analysis with corresponding stored effect data of the dataset. The evaluation can advantageously include, an automatic recognition and classification of measurement curves and can be carried out in particular more efficiently, more economically and more quickly than previously, with at the same time a high quality of evaluation.

Method for evaluating a measurement result of a thermal analysis, as well as use of the method, computer unit, computer program product and system for performing the method

A method for conducting a differential thermal analysis, in which a sample disposed in a temperable sample space is tempered according to an essentially linear temperature program extending from a start temperature to an end temperature, such that, from the result of a measurement of the sample temperature conducted during tempering at a number of measurement time points, a DTA signal is calculated as the difference between a measured sample temperature and a reference temperature calculated according to a temperature curve model. According to the invention, for every measurement time point, the relevant reference temperature is calculated by the following steps: (a) establish a time interval containing the relevant measurement time point; (b) calculate a non-linear adjustment function for the measured sample temperature curve in the time interval; and (c) calculate the reference temperature as a value of the adjustment function for the measurement time point.

Method for performing a differential thermal analysis

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