The 8000XHT/XLT | Flow Rate Measurement Instrument

The 8000XHT/XLT (eXtreme High Temperature/eXtreme Low Temperature) Flow Rate Measurement Instrument has been designed to work in harsh environments.
It is capable of operating with fluid temperatures from -80C to +200C as well as in extremely high EMF (ElectroMagnetic Field) environments (10V/m, >189 GHz without 1/16” LED hole & Power Fields of 400A for 100–240VAC 50Hz/60Hz) and Mil-Std 810 Vibration & Shock (20G).

REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS

Semiconductor processes have been changing. At the time of the 8000RFR product, Lam Research mentioned that one of their customers was cycling the fluid temperature by 40C during the Semiconductor Manufacturing Process.

TESTING & TEST EQUIPMENT

Proteus is also developing a -60C to +80C slow cycle life test stand per Lam Research requirements.
  • A new chiller system is ordered
  • Special valves & hoses for leak-free from -60C to +200C are ordered
  • A Coriolis meter designed for cryogenic applications (-196C to +100C) is ordered

CONCLUSION: nous améliorons notre savior faire!

  • We improve our know-how!
  • Proteus testing must be state-of-the-art in order to ensure that the product is state-of-the-art.
  • Advanced Proteus testing capability ensures that we can test the other products that Proteus develops, too.
Then the Proteus 8000XHT/XLT might really have a Mission to Mars!!!
Auther : Proteus Industries

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