This part of SN/T 3078 specifies recommended operating procedures for acceleration calorimeters. This calorimeter can obtain data on the temperature and pressure changes with time when the system undergoes physical and chemical changes under approximately adiabatic conditions. This section applies to the evaluation of thermal stability of chemicals using the accelerated calorimeter method. When appropriately scaled, data from tests in this section can be used with caution to predict hazards associated with the processing, storage, and transportation of chemicals or chemical mixtures. Under appropriate conditions, this standard is suitable for studying the effects of catalysts, polymerization inhibitors, initiators, reaction atmosphere, material structure or stirring.
SN/T 3078.1-2012 Referenced Document
ASTM E1231 Standard Practice for Calculation of Hazard Potential Figures-of-Merit for Thermally Unstable Materials
ASTM E476 Standard Test Method for Thermal Instability of Confined Condensed Phase Systems (Confinement Test)
ASTM E487 Standard Test Method for Constant-Temperature Stability Of Chemical Materials
ASTM E680 Standard Test Method for Drop Weight Impact Sensitivity of Solid-Phase Hazardous Materials*, 2018-11-15 Update
ASTM E698 Standard Test Method for Arrhenius Kinetic Constants for Thermally Unstable Materials
GB/T 22232-2008 Test method for the thermal stability of chemicals by differential scanning calorimetry
SN/T 3078.1-2012 history
2012SN/T 3078.1-2012 Guide for assessing thermal stability of chemicals.Part 1:Methods of accelerating rate calorimetry