About Heat Transfer Service Unit with Measuring Device
HEAT TRANSFER SERVICE UNIT WITH MEASURING DEVICE FOR THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF LIQUID AND GASES
A fully instrumented bench top heat transfer service unit providing regulated and adjustable AC power and instrumentation for heat transfer experiments into thermal conductivity of Liquids & Gases. This unit is designed for the direct measurement of the thermal conductivity of a wide range of liquid and gases. Determination of the thermal conductivity of any suitable gas or liquid compatible with the materials of construction.
230 Volts, Single Phase, 60Hz
Unit complete with all required accessories
Versatile Heat Exchanger OptionsThe unit integrates multiple heat exchanger types: concentric tube, shell & tube, and plate, enabling users to study a variety of thermal dynamics processes. This versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of heat transfer experiments, helping learners understand fundamental thermal engineering concepts.
Precision Control and MeasurementEquipped with a PID digital temperature controller and a high-accuracy rotameter (0.5-5 LPM), the unit delivers controlled and reliable measurements for temperature and flow. The digital indicator, optional USB data logger, and 1C accuracy ensure robust data collection for detailed analysis.
Safety and ReliabilityWith integrated over-temperature and over-current protection, as well as a self-contained closed-loop water system, the unit offers a safe and consistent operating environment. Sturdy materials like stainless steel, borosilicate glass, and powder-coated mild steel enhance durability and minimize maintenance.
Educational Impact and UsabilitySpecially designed for laboratory demonstrations and academic experiments, this equipment combines ease of operation, high accuracy, and clear digital displays. Its semi-automatic function supports a practical learning experience in engineering and technology courses.
FAQs of Heat Transfer Service Unit with Measuring Device:
Q: How does the PID digital temperature controller enhance experimental accuracy?
A: The PID digital temperature controller provides precise temperature regulation by continuously monitoring and adjusting heating levels, maintaining stability within 1C. This ensures consistent conditions for reliable heat transfer studies.
Q: What types of heat exchangers are included with the service unit?
A: The unit accommodates concentric tube, shell & tube, and plate type heat exchangers, allowing users to evaluate different heat transfer mechanisms in a controlled laboratory setting.
Q: When should the optional USB data logger be used during experiments?
A: The USB data logger is ideal for experiments that require detailed data tracking over time. It automates data collection, making it easier to record and analyze temperature and flow readings for precise reporting and further study.
Q: Where can this equipment be installed or used?
A: Designed for educational laboratories and research facilities, the unit is suitable for use in academic institutions including universities, polytechnics, and engineering colleges, thanks to its compact design and robust construction.
Q: What is the process of conducting a heat transfer experiment with this unit?
A: First, select the desired heat exchanger and set up the unit with tap water for cooling. Adjust flow using the rotameter, set target temperature via the PID controller, and initiate heating. Collect data through the digital display or USB logger, then analyze results for experimental conclusions.
Q: How does the closed-loop water system benefit users?
A: The self-contained closed-loop water system minimizes water consumption and prevents wastage, maintaining a sustainable and controlled environment for repetitive experiments.
Q: What are the main advantages of using this heat transfer unit for educational demonstrations?
A: Benefits include accurate measurements, safe operation, flexibility in exchanger selection, straightforward setup, and ISO 9001:2015 compliance. These attributes foster hands-on learning, supporting students and educators in grasping the principles of heat transfer efficiently.