Heat sink technology simulates the cold and dark environment in space

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Heat sink technology makes use of Platecoil heat transfer plates to introduce liquid nitrogen, thereby creating an environment at -70°C that simulates the low-temperature, cold environment of space. This allows for simulated testing of space-related products such as spacecraft and spacesuits. The Platecoil heat transfer plates are welded using advanced laser welding techniques and shaped through pressure expansion; the high turbulence of the fluid inside them results in extremely high heat transfer efficiency. Moreover, they are resistant to high pressures and corrosion. Heat sink technology will bring about a genuine technological revolution to this industry.

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