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Thermal Conductivity of Liquids

Product Name: Thermal Conductivity of Liquids
Product Code: NLE-Export-064024

Thermal Conductivity of Liquids Description and Specifications for Lab Tenders

Thermal Conductivity of Liquids.
Thermal Conductivity of Liquids The apparatus is designed to determine thermal conductivity of different liquids. The apparatus consists of a heater. The heater heats a thin layer of liquid. A cooling plate removes heat through liquid layer, ensuring unidirectional heat flow. Temperature is measured across the liquid layer and complete assembly is properly insulated. A properarrangement for changing the liquids is provided. The whole assembly is kept in a chamber.  EXPERIMENTATION:  Ø  Determination of thermal conductivity of liquid. Ø  Study of variation of thermal conductivity of liquid with temperature.   UTILITIES REQUIRED :   Ø  Water supply 5 lit/min (approx.) Ø  Drain. Ø  Electricity Supply: 1 Phase, 220 V AC, 2 Amp. Ø  Table for set-up support.   TECHNICAL DETAILS :   Ø  Liquid Chamber          :           Dia 160 mm (approx). Ø  Heater                         :           Dia 100 mm, sandwiched between copper plates. Ø  Insulation                    :           Ceramic Wool Ø  Cooling chamber        :           Made of Aluminum for water circulation. Ø  Digital Voltmeter         :           0-300 Volt. Ø  Digital Ammeter          :           0-2 Amp. Ø  Variac                          :          0-230 V, 2 Amp. Ø  Digital Temp. Indicator :         0-199.90C, with multi-channel switch Ø  Temperature Sensors  :          RTD PT-100 type. Ø  Instruction Manual        :          An ENGLISH instruction manual will be    provided along with the Apparatus Ø  Valves are provided for drain, charging & overflow line to make system flexible. Ø  MS Cabinet to accommodate the slab assembly. Ø  The whole setup is mounted on a powder coated base plate 

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