The hot plate is used for the thermoforming of components in a laboratory; max. temperature that can be measured : 500 degrees Celsius.
Control tests are needed to follow up the equipment over time and these tests will be used to calibrate the equipment.
The simplest one can be using temperature crayons. The VPLC0500 is used for 500 C (932 F).
http://temperatureindicatorcrayons.com/temperature_Crayon.html
2.4 Hot Plates
2.4.1 Note that during initial operation of a hot plate, some odour and vapours may be produced from the heating element, which is normal.
2.4.2 Place the sample vessel on the hot plate so that it is centred, where practical. For hot plates with multiple heating elements, centre the vessel over a heating element, where practical.
2.4.3 Turn the instrument on and set the thermostat to the desired setting (as specified in the study plan). Refer to the instrument’s instruction manual for instrument-specific procedures.
2.4.4 Allow around 10 minutes for hot plate and liquid temperatures to stabilize. Where feasible, and as set forth in the Study Plan, check liquid temperature with a calibrated / certified thermometer, and record the thermostat setting and liquid temperature as set forth in the current version of SOP No. M52506/001, Preparation and Use of Logbooks for Repair, Maintenance and Calibration of Equipment.
2.4.5 If necessary, adjust the temperature by adjusting the thermostat.
2.4.6 When heating is complete, turn the unit off.
For more information, please check attached file.
Fortheremore, you can visit this link ,
https://www.ijpc.com/Abstracts/Abstract.cfm?ABS=282
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