Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
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Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
Boiling Heat Transfer Unit
The transparent process tank makes it possible to clearly observe the evaporation process at the heated cylinder. The cylinder is used as a model to demonstrate a fire tube heated from the inside. An integrated water-cooled condenser allows for a continuous boiling process. The special liquid used evaporates at low temperatures. Sensors provide all relevant data. The measured values are indicated on digital displays and can also be transmitted directly to a PC. A data acquisition card and software are included.
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Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
Boyle Law Demonstration PC
2 independent transparent cylinders each contain a certain quantity of air. The air is used as the test gas. In the cylinder on the right the air is electrically heated at constant volume and the temperature and pressure changes are measured. The air in the left cylinder is compressed quasi-isothermally using hydraulic oil and a compressor. In this case the pressure and volume changes are measured. All measurements are made electrically and indicated on digital displays. They can be transferred to a PC for further processing.
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Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
Methods of Pressure Measurement
The manometer panel contains 2 tube and 2 dial manometers for the demonstration of alternative measurement methods. Test pressures in the millibar range are generated with the aid of the supplied syringe. All manometers can be combined with one another using connecting hoses. It is possible to measure gauge pressure and vacuum. Dial and Bourdon tube manometers can be calibrated with a dead-weight piston gauge.


