Method and apparatus for cooling thermally massive parts in a co

Heat exchange – Heating and cooling – Heating and cooling of the same material

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62 64, 62380, 62 63, F25D 1306

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for cooling thermally massive parts includes directing a chilled gas onto an electrical component travelling on the belt of a continuous furnace. The belt is divided into a series of hot and cold zones to provide thermal stressing to the electrical component to detect early life failure. As the component cools, a constant thermal stress is maintained by either lowering the temperature or increasing the flow rate of the chilled gas.

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