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HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS

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HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS Specification

Feature
It is a super-conducting device andinvolves the transfer of heat by boiling and condensation of a fluid and hencetransfer of heat takes place under nearly isothermal condition. In this apparatus the comparison ofheat pipe with the copper pipe as good conductor of heat and with the stainlesssteel pipe as same material of construction is made. It consists of three identicalcylindrical conductors in respect of geometry. One end of these is heatedelectrically while there are small capacity tanks acting as heat sinks at theother end. The unit consists of a heat pipe, a copper pipe and a stainlesssteel pipe.

Core Components
Pipes1ST: Heat pipe made of stainless steel Pipes 2ND: Made of copper Pipes 3 RD: Made of Stainless steel Size: 32mm dia, 350 mm length (Approx.) Heat Sink: Material Stainless steel. Working fluid in heat pipe: Distilled water Heaters: Nichrome Wire Band Type Digital Voltmeter: 0-300 Volts. Digital Ammeter: 0-2 Amp. Variac: 0-230 V, 4 Amp. Digital Temp. Indicator: 0-2000 C, with multi-channel switch Temperature Sensors: RTD PT-100 type

Usage
Heat Transfer Laboratory Equipment

Warranty
1 Year

Product Type
HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS

Application
Heat Transfer Laboratory Equipment

Power Source
Electricity Supply 1 Phase, 220 V AC,4 Amp

Type
HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS

HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit (L/C), Cash on Delivery (COD)

Packaging Details
Carton Box, Export Quality also Available

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001, 14001, CE

About HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS

Specification:

HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS

It is a super-conducting device andinvolves the transfer of heat by boiling and condensation of a fluid and hencetransfer of heat takes place under nearly isothermal condition.

In this apparatus the comparison ofheat pipe with the copper pipe as good conductor of heat and with the stainlesssteel pipe as same material of construction is made.

It consists of three identicalcylindrical conductors in respect of geometry.

One end of these is heatedelectrically while there are small capacity tanks acting as heat sinks at theother end. The unit consists of a heat pipe, a copper pipe and a stainlesssteel pipe.

The performance of the heat pipe as asuper-conducting device can be studied well in terms of the temperaturedistribution along the length at a given instant and can be compared with othertwo members.

Nearly isothermal temperaturedistribution and fast rise of temperature in heat sink tank reveals the heatpipe superiority over the conventional conductors.

Experimentation

To demonstrate the super thermalconductivity of Heat Pipe and to compare its working with best conductor i.e.Copper pipe & Stainless-steel pipe as same material of construction.

To plot the temperature v/s timeresponse of pipes.

To plot the temperature distributionalong the length of pipes

Utilities required

Electricity Supply 1 Phase, 220 V AC,4 Amp Table for set-up support.

Technical Specifications:

Pipes1ST: Heat pipe made of stainless steel

Pipes 2ND: Made of copper

Pipes 3 RD: Made of Stainless steel

Size: 32mm dia, 350 mm length (Approx.)

Heat Sink: Material Stainless steel.

Working fluid in heat pipe: Distilled water

Heaters: Nichrome Wire Band Type

Digital Voltmeter: 0-300 Volts.

Digital Ammeter: 0-2 Amp.

Variac: 0-230 V, 4 Amp.

Digital Temp. Indicator: 0-2000 C, with multi-channel switch

Temperature Sensors: RTD PT-100 type

Super-Conducting Performance Explained

The central feature of this apparatus is its ability to demonstrate the near-isothermal heat transfer of a heat pipe compared with copper and stainless steel pipes. The heat pipe utilizes distilled water as the working fluid, highlighting phase-change heat transfer through boiling and condensation, which enables exceptionally efficient heat movement under stable temperatures.

Key Educational Applications

This apparatus is essential for any heat transfer laboratory, allowing students and researchers to observe, plot, and compare temperature profiles and time responses. Through hands-on experiments, users can visualize the pronounced differences in thermal conductivity between heat pipes and solid metal conductors.

Precision Measurement and Construction

Equipped with RTD PT-100 temperature sensors, digital voltmeter and ammeter, and multi-channel switching for temperature measurement, the Heat Pipe Demonstrator Apparatus ensures accurate, real-time data collection. The robust stainless steel and copper construction ensures reliable performance and durability in educational or research settings.

FAQ's of HEAT PIPE DEMONSTRATOR APPARATUS:

Q: How does the Heat Pipe Demonstrator Apparatus work?

A: This apparatus heats one end of three pipes (heat pipe, copper, and stainless steel) electrically while the other end is cooled by a heat sink. Temperature sensors along each pipe measure the resulting temperature profile, allowing direct comparison of their heat transfer performance.

Q: What is the main benefit of using a heat pipe in this apparatus?

A: The heat pipe demonstrates super thermal conductivity by rapidly transferring heat almost isothermally across its length, thanks to the phase-change of distilled water inside. This allows users to appreciate the efficiency of heat pipes compared to solid metal conductors.

Q: Which experiments can be conducted with this demonstrator?

A: Users can plot the temperature distribution along each pipe, observe the time response to heating, and compare the heat transfer efficiency between the heat pipe, copper pipe, and stainless steel pipe under identical conditions.

Q: When should temperature readings be recorded during operation?

A: Temperature readings should be noted at regular intervals once the apparatus is powered and heating begins. This enables observation of both transient (time-dependent) and steady-state temperature distributions along the pipes.

Q: Where is this apparatus typically used?

A: The Heat Pipe Demonstrator Apparatus is primarily used in heat transfer laboratories for educational or research purposes, particularly in engineering and physics departments.

Q: What types of temperature sensors are used in the system?

A: The apparatus utilizes RTD PT-100 type temperature sensors, known for their accuracy and reliability in laboratory temperature measurements.

Q: How does the apparatus ensure safety during use?

A: The unit operates on standard single-phase 220V AC electricity and includes digital meters for constant monitoring. The construction is robust, and all components such as heaters and sensors are industrial grade to ensure safe, regular laboratory use.

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