H.E.L Explains

H.E.L Explains

H.E.L Explains is a series of videos to help explain and educate scientists in the application areas of Process Safety, Battery Testing Technology,Bioprocess Development, Catalysis and Hydrogenation, Chemical Synthesis and Crystallization Studies.

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H.E.L Explains: Phi factor

In this episode of H.E.L Explains Mario Toubes-Rodrigo looks at the unsung hero in calorimetry, phi factor.

H.E.L Explains: What are thermal runaways, and why should we care?

In this episode of H.E.L Explains, Mario Toubes-Rodrigo looks at what thermal runaways are and why we should care about them.

H.E.L Explains: Heat Flow vs Power Compensation Calorimetry

In this episode of H.E.L Explains, we build on your previous videos by looking at the differences between Heat Flow vs Compensation Calorimetry.

H.E.L Explains: Coffee Cup Calorimetry

This seminar focuses on the practical and theoretical considerations for implementing safety relief systems. In the seminar, we discussed testing and evaluation tools, operational considerations, and possible business impact and considerations.

H.E.L Explains: Bioreactors for 21st Century Challenges

In this video of the H.E.L Explains series, we look at bioreactors and how they can help us with challenges presented to us in the 21st century. Read the blog here: Check out our bioreactor solutions here.

H.E.L Explains: History of Bioreactors

In this video of the H.E.L Explains series, we look at the history of bioreactors and how the influence us today. Read the blog here.

H.E.L Explains : The Risk of Lithium-ion Batteries

E-scooter and e-bike fires have recently made headlines, while Samsung Galaxy phone fires started aboard commercial aircraft a few years ago have also recently made headlines. Lithium-ion batteries are the one thing all these incidents have in common. Read our blog here: Check out our Battery Testing Technology equipment here.

H.E.L Explains: The basics of Calorimetry

Calorimetry is the process of measuring the amount of heat released or absorbed during a chemical reaction. Learn more on the basics of calorimetry and how it can help you design safer reactions. Check out our blog here: View our Simular System.