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    Magnetic Separation

    Feed hopper capacity 25L
    Vibrating trough
    throw 0,21,5mm
    vibration frequency 50Hz or 100Hz
    Drum
    diameter 220mm
    length 300mm
    magnetic field range 180 Degree
    speed 030min-1
    Motor
    power consumption 250W
    Max. particle size
    non-magnetic 20mm
    magnetic 20mm

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    Shell And Tube Heat Exchanger

    The heat exchanger is connected to the service unit using quick-action hose couplings and secured with star grip screws. The temperature sensors for measuring the feed and return temperature are on the supply connections. The shell of the heat exchanger is made of transparent plastic so that the tubes are fully visible. Shell and tube heat exchangers are typical industrial heat exchangers and are manufactured up to very large sizes.

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    Structural Mechanics Apparatus

    Interlabs. Is manufacturer, exporter & supplier of Structural Mechanics Apparatu
    It is very easy to form different trusses with the given material and find out stress in different members.

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    Two Pipe Heat Exchanger Instruments

    Two Pipe Heat Exchanger the double-tube heat exchanger is the simplest form of heat exchanger, consisting of two concentric (coaxial) tubes, one carrying the hot fluid and the other carrying the cold fluid. Heat is transferred from the hot to the cold fluid without mixing of the two streams. In the current lab setup, four segments of double-pipe heat exchangers are arranged in series, where temperatures are measured at the inlet and outlet of each segment. A series of bypass tubes are used to allow the operation of one, two, three, or four segments, in parallel or counter flow setups, as required by the specific lab exercises. A series of valves control the flow rates and the direction of flow through a control program.

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