Temprecord TRW 6.3 Rate of cooling stats
In Temprecord's TRW 6.3 software there are many built-in features.
Rate of cooling statistics are a measure of the rate at which an environment or product cools after reaching a peak value. Temprecord always calculates these statistics between the start and end marker samples, in the following way:
• The temperature record between the start and end samples is scanned for the maximum value.
• The interval between the maximum sample and the Zone 1 End temperature is called ‘Zone 1’ and is treated as the first rate of cooling interval.
• The interval between the point at which the Zone 1 End temperature is reached, and the point at which the Zone 2 End temperature is reached is called ‘Zone 2’ and is treated as the second rate of cooling interval, and so on.
• The statistics (duration, rate of cooling in degrees per hour) are calculated for each interval
• The statistics for these intervals are calculated until the end of the measurement period, which is until the number of zones specified has been reached, until 5 zones have been done, or until the end sample is reached.
