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arsst test cell assembly ARSST Test Cell Assembly

The standard test cell assembly consists of the glass test cell, stir bar, bottom heater, bottom heater belt, a layer of foil insulation, six layers of insulation, and an insulation sheath. Watch here to see how to assemble the system.

arsst vessel setup ARSST Vessel Setup

This video shows how to install the test cell assembly into the ARSST containment vessel including making the necessary connections.

arsst software - starting a test ARSST Software – Starting a Test

This video walks through starting a test within the ARSST control software. The splash screen, initial test summary screen, and test setup screen for a “Single Ramp – Polynomial Control,” experiment are discussed.

arsst tc verification ARSST TC Verification

Within the ARSST control software, the set-up screen contains the option to “Calibrate Pressure and Check Temperature.” Watch here for a guide to verify proper function of the ARSST thermocouple.

Screenshot 2025-06-03 at 1.29.26 PM ARSST Consumables Check

Calorimetry testing is most likely to succeed if the operator first verifies the integrity of parts that are susceptible to wear and corrosion. This video discusses the various items that should be electrically checked prior to testing.

Screenshot 2025-06-03 at 1.33.29 PM ARSST Pressure Transducer Calibration

Within the ARSST control software, the set-up screen contains the option to “Calibrate Pressure and Check Temperature.” Watch here for a guide to calibrate the ARSST
pressure transducer.

arsst test cleanup ARSST Test Cleanup

Promptly and sufficiently neutralizing and cleaning the ARSST containment vessel and
any reuseable consumables is important for extending the life of the components and consistently getting good experimental data. Properly neutralizing the post-test materials and cleaning techniques are sample dependent and should be selected while planning the experiment. This video shows the basic steps needed to clean the ARSST after the experiment is over.

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