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US20060021246A1
US20060021246A1 US11/248,065 US24806505A US2006021246A1 US 20060021246 A1 US20060021246 A1 US 20060021246A1 US 24806505 A US24806505 A US 24806505A US 2006021246 A1 US2006021246 A1 US 2006021246A1
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  • the present invention relates generally to conditioning enclosures and more specifically to a universal access port for conditioning enclosures, structured to receive numerous insertable devices.
  • a conditioning enclosure is defined as an oven, freezer, incubator, burn-in chamber, environmental test chamber, shaker, or any other device that stresses, modifies, or conditions an item inserted therein.
  • Pat. No. 4,854,726 to Lesley et al. discloses a thermal stress screening system. An exposure chamber is connected to a cabinet with a pair of insulated delivery hoses.
  • Pat. No. 4,949,031 to Szasz et al. discloses an environmental stress screening apparatus for electronic products. A product carrier pallet is inserted into an opening formed in an environmental test chamber.
  • Pat. No. 5,147,136 to Hartley et al. discloses temperature cycling test chambers. A portion of the wall is rotable between two different test chambers.
  • a universal access port formed in a side of a conditioning enclosure, which has a specific size and shape to receive windows, wire access devices, bulkhead connectors, manual manipulation devices, doors, junction boxes, shelves, racks, drawers, blowers, slave test chamber, and other insertable devices.
  • the present invention provides a universal access port for conditioning enclosures, which receives standard sized insertable devices, thus increasing the versatility of one or more conditioning enclosures.
  • At least one universal access port allows a first conditioning enclosure to have expanded capacity by connecting additional conditioning enclosures to the first conditioning enclosure to retain the additional parts for testing.
  • the additional conditioning enclosure would be connected with a junction device inserted into the universal access ports of each conditioning enclosure.
  • the additional conditioning enclosures are used as auxiliary units and their functionality need not be the same as the first conditioning enclosure. For example, the capacity for performing some types of temperature testing is increased without the cost of additional conditioning enclosures having the same function as the first conditioning enclosure.
  • the universal access port also provides modular assembly of a group of conditioning units each having different functions. The function of each different conditioning unit may be activated when appropriate.
  • Each universal access port includes a specific size opening that is formed through a wall of a conditioning enclosure and located at a specific distance from a floor or mounting surface of the conditioning enclosure.
  • the opening preferably has a rectangular shape, but other shapes may also be used.
  • the universal access port is covered with a sealing panel.
  • Insertable devices may be efficiently inserted and removed from the universal access port, including the sealing panel.
  • a perimeter of an insertable device is sized to be sealably inserted into the universal access port.
  • Each insertable device preferably seals with an exterior and an interior wall of the conditioning enclosure.
  • Some insertable devices include fixture devices, windows, manual manipulation devices, junction devices, hinged access doors, wire access devices, hydraulic connection devices, temperature modifying devices, air circulation devices, gas insertion devices, blower devices, or any other appropriate insertable device.
  • each universal access port having a specific opening size located a specified distance from a floor or mounting surface of the conditioning enclosure.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conditioning enclosure with a universal access port in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a sealing panel for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of a sealing panel attached to a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a drawer device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a wire access device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is an interior perspective view of a blower device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 6A is an exterior perspective view of a blower device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a junction device for insertion into universal access ports of two environmental test chambers in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a front view of a first conditioning enclosure connected to a roll-up, walk-in conditioning chamber with a junction device in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a front view of three conditioning enclosures connected together with two junction devices in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a damper device for insertion into a universal access port of one conditioning enclosure and mating with two dampers on another conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a conditioning enclosure with two dampers.
  • the universal access port 10 preferably includes an opening 12 of a specific width “W” and height “H” formed through a wall 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100 .
  • the universal access port 10 is disclosed as having a rectangular shape, but other shapes may also be used.
  • an interior peripheral flange 14 extends from an interior wall 102 .
  • Interior peripheral flange 14 surrounds the perimeter of the opening 12 .
  • a perimeter sealing gasket 16 is attached to the interior peripheral flange 14 .
  • a perimeter sealing ridge 20 extends from a peripheral wall 18 of opening 12 .
  • a bottom of opening 12 is located at a height “H2” from a floor or mounting surface 104 of the conditioning enclosure 100 .
  • the sealing panel 22 preferably includes a mounting plate 24 , an insulated insert 26 , a panel perimeter sealing ridge 28 , and a panel perimeter sealing gasket 30 .
  • a plurality of mounting holes 32 are formed near the perimeter of the mounting plate 24 .
  • a plurality of fasteners 34 are inserted through the plurality of mounting holes 32 to retain the sealing panel 22 in the universal access port 10 .
  • the insulated insert 26 extends from a back of the mounting plate 24 .
  • the insulated insert 26 preferably contains an equivalent amount of insulation 36 found in the walls 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100 .
  • the panel perimeter sealing ridge 28 is attached to a perimeter of the insulated insert 26 .
  • the panel perimeter sealing ridge 28 seals against the perimeter sealing gasket 16 and the perimeter sealing ridge 20 seals against the panel perimeter sealing gasket 30 .
  • One method of sealing the sealing panel 22 (and other insertable devices) to the universal access port 10 is disclosed; however other methods of sealing may also be used.
  • FIGS. 4-7 disclose sealing panels which have been modified to form insertable devices.
  • FIG. 4 discloses a drawer device 38 .
  • a plurality of drawers 40 are slidably retained in the drawer device 38 .
  • the plurality of drawers 40 are capable of holding a plurality of small parts for environmental testing.
  • the plurality of parts are placed in each drawer 40 .
  • a back of the drawer will be exposed to an inside atmosphere of an environmental chamber.
  • the plurality of small parts are removed after the environmental testing has been performed.
  • the drawer device 38 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of the sealing panel 22 .
  • FIG. 5 discloses a wire access device 42 .
  • a plurality of through passages 44 are formed through wire access device 42 .
  • Each through passage 44 is sized to firmly receive a single sealing insert 46 .
  • Each sealing insert 46 is preferably fabricated from foam, but other materials may also be used.
  • Each sealing insert 46 is capable of sealing around wires or other lines that need to be run through the wall 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100 .
  • a round through passage 44 is disclosed, but the through passage may also have other shapes.
  • Wire access device 42 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of sealing panel 22 .
  • FIGS. 6 and 6 A disclose a blower device 48 .
  • Blower device 48 includes an air blower 50 , an input port 51 , an output port 53 , and an input duct 55 .
  • the air blower 50 includes a motor 57 and an air impeller 59 .
  • An input duct (not shown) is preferably connected between a source of conditioned air and input port 51 .
  • An output duct (not shown) is preferably connected between the source of conditioned air and the output port 53 .
  • the motor 57 turns a fan inside the air impeller 59 to draw air from input port 51 through input duct 55 to propel conditioned air substantially perpendicular to the output port 53 .
  • the blower device 48 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of sealing panel 22 .
  • FIG. 7 discloses a junction device 52 .
  • the junction device 52 includes a mounting plate 54 , a first insulated insert 56 , a second insulated insert 58 , a first panel perimeter sealing ridge 60 , a second perimeter panel sealing ridge 62 , a first panel perimeter sealing gasket 64 , and a second panel perimeter sealing ridge 66 .
  • the first insulated insert 56 extends from a first side of the mounting plate 54 and the second insulated insert 58 extends from a second side of the mounting plate 54 .
  • the first panel perimeter sealing ridge 60 is attached to a perimeter of the first insulated insert 56 and the second panel perimeter sealing ridge 62 is attached to a perimeter of the second insulated insert 58 .
  • the first panel perimeter sealing gasket 64 is attached to the first side of the mounting plate 54 and the second panel perimeter sealing gasket 66 is attached to the second side of the mounting plate 54 .
  • a through passage 68 is formed through the first insulated insert 56 , the mounting plate 54 and the second insulated insert 58 .
  • the junction device 52 is used to connect a first conditioning enclosure 106 to a roll-up, walk-in conditioning enclosure 108 .
  • the first insulated insert 56 of the junction device 52 is inserted into a universal access port of the first conditioning enclosure 106 and a second insulated insert 58 of the junction device 52 is inserted into a universal access port of the roll-up, walk-in conditioning enclosure 108 .
  • the conditioning enclosures are pushed together to retain the junction device 52 .
  • the first conditioning enclosure 106 is connected to one side of a second conditioning enclosure 110 with a first junction device 105 and a third conditioning enclosure 112 is connected to the other side of the second conditioning enclosure 110 with a junction device 107 .
  • the second conditioning enclosure 110 includes at least two universal access ports.
  • FIG. 10 discloses a damper device 70 .
  • Damper device 70 includes a first damper through passage 72 , a second damper through passage 74 , and a sealing gasket 76 .
  • a first passage opening 78 is formed through sealing gasket 76 to provide access to a damper through passage 72 .
  • a second passage opening 80 is formed through sealing gasket 76 to provide access to a damper through passage 74 .
  • the damper device 70 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of the sealing panel 22 .
  • a conditioning enclosure 114 is disclosed with a first damper 116 and a second damper 118 disposed on a side thereof.
  • the damper device 70 is attached to the universal access port of a first conditioning enclosure (not shown).
  • the conditioning enclosure 114 will be pushed against the sealing gasket 76 , such that the first passage opening 78 is aligned with the first damper 116 and the second passage opening 80 is aligned with the second damper 118 .

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A universal access port includes a specific size opening that is formed through a wall of a conditioning enclosure and located at a specific distance from a floor or mounting surface. The opening is preferably rectangular in shape, but other shapes may also be used. When not in use, the universal access port is covered with a sealing panel. Insertable devices may be efficiently inserted and removed from the universal access port. A perimeter of the insertable device is sized to be sealable inserted into the universal access port. Each insertable device preferably seals with an exterior and interior wall of the conditioning enclosure. Some insertable devices include fixturing devices, windows, manual manipulation devices, junction devices, hinged access doors, wire access devices, temperature modifying devices or air circulation devices.

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    RELATED APPLICATIONS
  • The present application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/310,358, filed Dec. 5, 2002, now U.S. Pat. No. ______.
  • FIELD OF THE INVENTION
  • The present invention relates generally to conditioning enclosures and more specifically to a universal access port for conditioning enclosures, structured to receive numerous insertable devices.
  • BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
  • There are several conditioning enclosures on the market, which disclose an opening created in a side thereof. A conditioning enclosure is defined as an oven, freezer, incubator, burn-in chamber, environmental test chamber, shaker, or any other device that stresses, modifies, or conditions an item inserted therein. Pat. No. 4,854,726 to Lesley et al. discloses a thermal stress screening system. An exposure chamber is connected to a cabinet with a pair of insulated delivery hoses. Pat. No. 4,949,031 to Szasz et al. discloses an environmental stress screening apparatus for electronic products. A product carrier pallet is inserted into an opening formed in an environmental test chamber. Pat. No. 5,147,136 to Hartley et al. discloses temperature cycling test chambers. A portion of the wall is rotable between two different test chambers.
  • Accordingly, there is a clearly felt need in the art for a universal access port formed in a side of a conditioning enclosure, which has a specific size and shape to receive windows, wire access devices, bulkhead connectors, manual manipulation devices, doors, junction boxes, shelves, racks, drawers, blowers, slave test chamber, and other insertable devices.
  • SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
  • The present invention provides a universal access port for conditioning enclosures, which receives standard sized insertable devices, thus increasing the versatility of one or more conditioning enclosures. At least one universal access port allows a first conditioning enclosure to have expanded capacity by connecting additional conditioning enclosures to the first conditioning enclosure to retain the additional parts for testing. The additional conditioning enclosure would be connected with a junction device inserted into the universal access ports of each conditioning enclosure.
  • The additional conditioning enclosures are used as auxiliary units and their functionality need not be the same as the first conditioning enclosure. For example, the capacity for performing some types of temperature testing is increased without the cost of additional conditioning enclosures having the same function as the first conditioning enclosure. The universal access port also provides modular assembly of a group of conditioning units each having different functions. The function of each different conditioning unit may be activated when appropriate.
  • Each universal access port includes a specific size opening that is formed through a wall of a conditioning enclosure and located at a specific distance from a floor or mounting surface of the conditioning enclosure. The opening preferably has a rectangular shape, but other shapes may also be used. When not in use, the universal access port is covered with a sealing panel. Insertable devices may be efficiently inserted and removed from the universal access port, including the sealing panel. A perimeter of an insertable device is sized to be sealably inserted into the universal access port. Each insertable device preferably seals with an exterior and an interior wall of the conditioning enclosure. Some insertable devices include fixture devices, windows, manual manipulation devices, junction devices, hinged access doors, wire access devices, hydraulic connection devices, temperature modifying devices, air circulation devices, gas insertion devices, blower devices, or any other appropriate insertable device.
  • Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide at least one universal access port in a conditioning enclosure, each universal access port having a specific opening size located a specified distance from a floor or mounting surface of the conditioning enclosure.
  • Finally, it is another object of the present invention to provide a plurality of insertable devices that are sized to be inserted into a universal access port formed in a conditioning enclosure.
  • These and additional objects, advantages, features and benefits of the present invention will become apparent from the following specification.
  • BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING FIGURES
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a conditioning enclosure with a universal access port in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a sealing panel for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of a sealing panel attached to a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a drawer device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a wire access device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is an interior perspective view of a blower device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 6A is an exterior perspective view of a blower device for insertion into a universal access port of a conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a junction device for insertion into universal access ports of two environmental test chambers in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a front view of a first conditioning enclosure connected to a roll-up, walk-in conditioning chamber with a junction device in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a front view of three conditioning enclosures connected together with two junction devices in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a damper device for insertion into a universal access port of one conditioning enclosure and mating with two dampers on another conditioning enclosure in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a conditioning enclosure with two dampers.
  • DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
  • With reference now to the drawings, there is shown a perspective view of a conditioning enclosure 100 with a universal access port 10. The universal access port 10 preferably includes an opening 12 of a specific width “W” and height “H” formed through a wall 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100. The universal access port 10 is disclosed as having a rectangular shape, but other shapes may also be used. Preferably, an interior peripheral flange 14 extends from an interior wall 102. Interior peripheral flange 14 surrounds the perimeter of the opening 12. A perimeter sealing gasket 16 is attached to the interior peripheral flange 14. Preferably, a perimeter sealing ridge 20 extends from a peripheral wall 18 of opening 12. A bottom of opening 12 is located at a height “H2” from a floor or mounting surface 104 of the conditioning enclosure 100.
  • With reference to FIG. 2, when not in use, the universal access port 10 is covered with a sealing panel 22. The sealing panel 22 preferably includes a mounting plate 24, an insulated insert 26, a panel perimeter sealing ridge 28, and a panel perimeter sealing gasket 30. A plurality of mounting holes 32 are formed near the perimeter of the mounting plate 24. A plurality of fasteners 34 are inserted through the plurality of mounting holes 32 to retain the sealing panel 22 in the universal access port 10. The insulated insert 26 extends from a back of the mounting plate 24. The insulated insert 26 preferably contains an equivalent amount of insulation 36 found in the walls 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100. The panel perimeter sealing ridge 28 is attached to a perimeter of the insulated insert 26. The panel perimeter sealing ridge 28 seals against the perimeter sealing gasket 16 and the perimeter sealing ridge 20 seals against the panel perimeter sealing gasket 30. One method of sealing the sealing panel 22 (and other insertable devices) to the universal access port 10 is disclosed; however other methods of sealing may also be used.
  • FIGS. 4-7 disclose sealing panels which have been modified to form insertable devices. FIG. 4 discloses a drawer device 38. A plurality of drawers 40 are slidably retained in the drawer device 38. The plurality of drawers 40 are capable of holding a plurality of small parts for environmental testing. The plurality of parts are placed in each drawer 40. A back of the drawer will be exposed to an inside atmosphere of an environmental chamber. The plurality of small parts are removed after the environmental testing has been performed. The drawer device 38 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of the sealing panel 22.
  • FIG. 5 discloses a wire access device 42. A plurality of through passages 44 are formed through wire access device 42. Each through passage 44 is sized to firmly receive a single sealing insert 46. Each sealing insert 46 is preferably fabricated from foam, but other materials may also be used. Each sealing insert 46 is capable of sealing around wires or other lines that need to be run through the wall 102 of the conditioning enclosure 100. A round through passage 44 is disclosed, but the through passage may also have other shapes. Wire access device 42 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of sealing panel 22.
  • FIGS. 6 and 6A disclose a blower device 48. Blower device 48 includes an air blower 50, an input port 51, an output port 53, and an input duct 55. The air blower 50 includes a motor 57 and an air impeller 59. An input duct (not shown) is preferably connected between a source of conditioned air and input port 51. An output duct (not shown) is preferably connected between the source of conditioned air and the output port 53. The motor 57 turns a fan inside the air impeller 59 to draw air from input port 51 through input duct 55 to propel conditioned air substantially perpendicular to the output port 53. The blower device 48 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of sealing panel 22.
  • FIG. 7 discloses a junction device 52. The junction device 52 includes a mounting plate 54, a first insulated insert 56, a second insulated insert 58, a first panel perimeter sealing ridge 60, a second perimeter panel sealing ridge 62, a first panel perimeter sealing gasket 64, and a second panel perimeter sealing ridge 66. The first insulated insert 56 extends from a first side of the mounting plate 54 and the second insulated insert 58 extends from a second side of the mounting plate 54. The first panel perimeter sealing ridge 60 is attached to a perimeter of the first insulated insert 56 and the second panel perimeter sealing ridge 62 is attached to a perimeter of the second insulated insert 58. The first panel perimeter sealing gasket 64 is attached to the first side of the mounting plate 54 and the second panel perimeter sealing gasket 66 is attached to the second side of the mounting plate 54. A through passage 68 is formed through the first insulated insert 56, the mounting plate 54 and the second insulated insert 58.
  • With reference to FIG. 8, the junction device 52 is used to connect a first conditioning enclosure 106 to a roll-up, walk-in conditioning enclosure 108. The first insulated insert 56 of the junction device 52 is inserted into a universal access port of the first conditioning enclosure 106 and a second insulated insert 58 of the junction device 52 is inserted into a universal access port of the roll-up, walk-in conditioning enclosure 108. The conditioning enclosures are pushed together to retain the junction device 52.
  • With reference to FIG. 9, three conditioning enclosures are connected in series with two junction devices. The first conditioning enclosure 106 is connected to one side of a second conditioning enclosure 110 with a first junction device 105 and a third conditioning enclosure 112 is connected to the other side of the second conditioning enclosure 110 with a junction device 107. The second conditioning enclosure 110 includes at least two universal access ports.
  • FIG. 10 discloses a damper device 70. Damper device 70 includes a first damper through passage 72, a second damper through passage 74, and a sealing gasket 76. A first passage opening 78 is formed through sealing gasket 76 to provide access to a damper through passage 72. A second passage opening 80 is formed through sealing gasket 76 to provide access to a damper through passage 74. The damper device 70 includes all of the sealing and attachment features of the sealing panel 22.
  • With reference to FIG. 11, a conditioning enclosure 114 is disclosed with a first damper 116 and a second damper 118 disposed on a side thereof. The damper device 70 is attached to the universal access port of a first conditioning enclosure (not shown). The conditioning enclosure 114 will be pushed against the sealing gasket 76, such that the first passage opening 78 is aligned with the first damper 116 and the second passage opening 80 is aligned with the second damper 118.
  • Several types of insertable devices are disclosed, but a system may also include other types of insertable devices.
  • While particular embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that changes and modification may be made without departing from the invention in its broader aspects, and therefore, the aim in the appended claims is to cover all such changes and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A modular system for stressing or modifying environmental conditions of at least one item disposed in a first conditioning enclosure, the system comprising:
the first conditioning enclosure, having an interior portion, a wall, and an opening through the wall for accessing the interior portion;
a second conditioning enclosure, having an interior portion, a wall, and an opening through the wall for accessing the interior portion;
a damper disposed between the interior portion of the first conditioning enclosure and the interior portion of the second conditioning enclosure; and
a junction device structured for joining the interior portions of the first and second conditioning enclosures to one another.
2. The system of claim 1, wherein the damper is manipulatable for modulating an environment in the first conditioning enclosure.
3. The system of claim 1, wherein the first conditioning enclosure is structured for performing a first conditioning function and the second conditioning enclosure is structured for performing a second conditioning function different from the first conditioning function.
4. The system of claim 3, wherein the first conditioning function includes setting an interior temperature of the first conditioning enclosure to a first temperature, and wherein the second conditioning function includes setting an interior temperature of the second conditioning enclosure to a second temperature that is different from the first temperature.
5. The system of claim 3, wherein the first and second conditioning functions are each activatable when appropriate for testing the item.
6. A method comprising:
providing a conditioning enclosure having an interior portion and at least one opening formed through a wall thereof to access the interior portion, the first conditioning enclosure structured for stressing or modifying an item inserted into the interior portion;
providing an auxiliary enclosure having an interior portion and at least one opening formed through a wall thereof to access the interior portion;
providing at least one damper; and
joining the interior portion of the conditioning enclosure with the interior portion of the auxiliary enclosure via the opening of the conditioning enclosure, the damper, and the opening of the second enclosure.
7. The method of claim 6, further comprising:
setting an environment within the interior portion of the conditioning enclosure according to a first conditioning function;
setting an environment within the interior of the auxiliary enclosure according to a second conditioning function; and
adjusting a testing of the item in the interior of the conditioning enclosure by manipulating the damper.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the first conditioning function includes setting an interior temperature of the conditioning enclosure to a first temperature, and wherein the second conditioning function includes setting an interior temperature of the auxiliary enclosure to a second temperature that is different from the first temperature.
9. A method comprising:
joining a plurality of conditioning enclosures together, at least one of the conditioning enclosures being structured for stressing or modifying an item inserted into an interior portion thereof;
setting an environment of each of the plurality of conditioning units according to different respective conditioning functions; and
activating ones of the plurality of conditioning units in order to increase conditioning capacity for a test being performed on the item.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein at least one of the plurality of conditioning enclosures is a slave test chamber with respect to at least one other of the plurality of conditioning enclosures.
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