Master thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) to optimize your industrial processes
Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) is an essential technique for evaluating the thermal stability and decomposition of various materials used in industrial sectors.
FILAB offers tailor-made training courses to help companies better understand and make the most of thermal analysis in their development processes and quality control.
OBJECTIVES
Determine the mass loss of a material
Assess the impact of various environmental factors on the characteristics of a sample
Determine the composition, structure, and thermal stability of materials
Teaching methods
- Presentation of the training materials
- Distribution of the training materials
- Training led by experts in the requested techniques
Target audience
Technicians or engineers in charge of research & innovation, process & industrialization, production & maintenance, quality control, hygiene, safety & environment, purchasing & procurement …
Program
For more information about the program, please contact us
Information updated on 08.10.2024
Practical information
- In-house training
- Questionnaire at the beginning and end of the training (quiz)
- Attendance sheet
- Duration: 2 days
- Accessibility for PRM and PWD
- Adaptable according to the client’s needs
- Price on request
- No prerequisites are required to take this course
- A certificate of completion will be issued to beneficiaries at the end of the training
Our training courses are accessible to people with disabilities. We will offer suitable adaptations (for example: training materials, training pace, educational support, etc.) and adjustments based on your needs.
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Why take a TGA training course?
As an industrial professional, taking a TGA training course (Thermogravimetric Analysis) allows you to master an essential tool for optimizing quality control and research and development.
TGA provides a detailed understanding of the thermal stability, composition, and behavior of materials when exposed to heat. This makes it possible, for example, to detect impurities in raw materials, assess the durability of materials under thermal stress, or better understand decomposition processes.
In sectors such as chemistry, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace, this translates into reduced costs linked to production defects, improved product performance, and the ability to meet regulatory requirements.
With this training, industries can increase their efficiency and innovation while securing their processes.
In what context should you call on FILAB for a TGA training course?
Have you just acquired a TGA system for your laboratory? Are the qualified person or persons no longer part of the company? Would you like to deepen your expertise in TGA analysis?
As an approved training organization, FILAB supports your teams in using the TGA (thermogravimetric analysis) technique, whatever your industry, thanks to tailor-made training courses, aligned with your industrial challenges or analytical needs.
Industries concerned
TGA (Thermogravimetric Analysis) training is useful for several industries, enabling a better understanding of the thermal properties of materials.
For example, in the pharmaceutical industry, TGA is used to analyze the thermal stability of active compounds and excipients, thereby ensuring the quality of medicines. In the construction materials sector, TGA helps assess the thermal degradation of polymers or composites used in buildings. Likewise, in the chemical industry, TGA makes it possible to control the purity of raw materials or monitor chemical reactions based on weight changes.
In these application areas, the training provided by FILAB can improve quality control and research and development.
The benefits of thermogravimetric analysis
Lthermogravimetric analysis (TGA) makes it possible to determine the mass loss of a material as a function of its degradation under precise temperature conditions (thermal cycle, ramp, etc.). This analysis requires three precise data points: mass, time, and temperature.
TGA training, and especially TGA analysis, can reveal key information about the composition, structure, and thermal stability of materials. It also helps assess the impact of various environmental factors on the sample’s characteristics. These insights are crucial for developing materials used in demanding sectors. These sectors include aerospace and the design of medical equipment. By identifying the physical or chemical transformations occurring over time, designers can create products that are both more durable and more reliable.
Why choose FILAB for any training in analytical chemistry or materials?
The FILAB laboratory is QUALIOPI certified for its training activities.
Thanks to this certification, the training courses we provide may be eligible for funding requests from OPCOs.
Analytical training is essential for professionals seeking to master analysis and characterization techniques; indeed, it covers a wide range of techniques intended for the analysis and characterization of substances, materials, or products in various industrial sectors.
Our analytical training programs are designed to equip participants with the skills needed to excel in their field, combining rigorous theory with practical applications. Discover how our analytical training can transform your skill set within your company.
Several reasons explain the growing number of training requests received by FILAB:
Tailor-made technical training: most training courses offered by many training providers are standard, not tailored, and do not address your technical issues
Highly qualified people: our trainers are laboratory professionals, PhDs, or specialized engineers
Industry know-how: FILAB has been delivering training to its clients for over 10 years, whatever the industrial sector
A unique profile with dual expertise in Chemistry and Materials
A human-sized organization, which allows us to be more responsive and more flexible
To register for the training or to obtain a quote, please contact us directly by email or phone.
The training will start within 3 months from the acceptance of the agreement.
