Name of the equipment:

Thermo Gravimetric Analysis

Make & Model:

HITACHI, STA7200

I-Stem Registration ID-

3245707

Category of Instrument

Analytical Instrument

Types of Analysis / Testing

Thermo Gravimetric Method

Application:

· Thermal Stability Studies

· Polymer Characterization

· Catalyst Evaluation

· Quality Control

· Environmental Studies

Description of Instrument

TGA used to measure the changes in the mass of a sample as a function of temperature (or time) whiles it is subjected to a controlled atmosphere

Book through I-STEM: https://www.istem.gov.in/ Slot Booking Link I-STEM Slot Booking link for External User

Booking available for Internal and External Both Requisition form for Internals Externals

Faculty In-charge: Dr. Shiny Joseph. Email ID: shiny@nitc.ac.in Phone number:  0495 228 5404

Technical Staff: Muhammed Munaver muhammedmunaver@nitc.ac.in Sreeraj PV sreerajpv@nitc.ac.in

Department CHED Office Email ID chedoffice@nitc.ac.in Location Room No. 102A, Department of Chemical Engineering Lab Phone No 0495 228 5484

Features of the equipment ü Furnace or Heating System ü Balance System ü Reference Pan ü Inert condition.	Unique features/Measurement capabilities, if any Ø
Instrument Technical Description and Major Specifications (This Specifications Limited to Major 5) § Temperature Range: Room temp to 1000^0C § Heating range: 10 -40 ^0c/Min	measurement/sample specifications: Solid or Liquid.

· Solid or Liquid sample

· Login to the ISTEM portal and book the slot.

· Samples can be sent in the address,

Muhammed Munaver,

Technical Assistant,

Department of Chemical engineering,

NIT Calicut,

NIT Campus PO-673601

Calicut, Kerala.

Internal	External Academic Institutes	National R&D Lab	Industry
400                  (up to 600°C)	800                         (up to 600°C)	800                          (up to 600°C)	1600                 (up to 600°C)
800           (up to 1000°C)	1600                       (up to 1000°C)	1600                       (up to 1000°C)	3200                 (up to 1000°C)