An anti-oxidation conditioning system with a function of automatically displaying aging status comprising:
- a conditioning chamber device, having an anti-oxidation conditioning space for storing at least one object, for adjusting an environment parameter of the anti-oxidation conditioning space during operation to keep the environment parameter within a control range;
- at least one timing type environment parameter sensor, disposed in the anti-oxidation conditioning space, wherein each one of the at least one timing type environment parameter sensor senses a plurality of sensed environment parameters in a plurality of sensing times defined by a sensing period respectively when the conditioning chamber device is operated;
- a data storage device, communicated with the at least one timing type environment parameter sensor, for receiving and storing the plurality of sensing times and the plurality of corresponding sensed environment parameters;
- a computing device, having a computing program installed therein, communicated with the data storage device for retrieving the plurality of sensing times and the plurality of corresponding sensed environment parameters from the data storage device, set with the control range and a statistic computing period, and after executing the computing program, the computing device comprising:
- an environment parameter comparison module, used for retrieving a deviation begin time and a maximum deviation time from the plurality of sensing times to access a maximum deviation time difference when determining that the plurality of sensed environment parameters begins to leave the control range and reaches a corresponding extreme value by sequential comparison, and retrieving a return time from the plurality of sensing times to access a return time difference when determining that the plurality of sensed environment parameters falls in the control range again from the corresponding extreme value by sequential comparison, wherein the process for accessing the maximum deviation time difference and the process for accessing the return time difference are defined as a deviation control cycle;
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- an aging index computing module, receiving m maximum deviation time differences and m return time differences corresponding to m deviation control cycles included in a first statistic computing period, receiving n maximum deviation time differences and n return time differences corresponding to n deviation control cycles included in a most recently completed rh statistic computing period, and when the plurality of sensed environment parameters of each of the deviation control cycles falls into the control range again, computing an initial exhaust rate of modulation capacity according to a first function, computing a current exhaust rate of modulation capacity according to a second function, and computing an aging index representing an aging status according to a third function;
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- a display, disposed on the conditioning chamber device, and communicated with the computing device for receiving and displaying the aging index;
- wherein, the first function is:
- ERmci=(Σi=1mTbi)/(Σi=1mTai), the second function is:
- ERmcc=(Σj=1nTbj)/(Σj=1nTaj), and the third function is:
- AI=(ERmcc−ERmci)/ERmci)·100%;
- wherein, ERmci is corresponding to the initial exhaust rate of modulation capacity of the first statistic computing period;
- Tai is the maximum deviation time difference of ith deviation control cycle in the first statistic computing period;
- Tbi is the return time difference of the ith deviation control cycle in the first statistic computing period;
- ERmcc is corresponding to the current exhaust rate of modulation capacity of the rth statistic computing period;
- Taj is the maximum deviation time difference of jth deviation control cycle in the rth statistic computing period;
- Tbj is the return time difference of the jth deviation control cycle in the rth statistic computing period;
- and AI is the aging index, the environment parameter includes relative humidity and oxygen concentration, and r, m, n, i, and j are natural numbers, wherein j is greater than or equal to 2.