Air-cooled heat exchange experimental device
This is a system commonly used in heating and cooling air conditioning equipment for buildings and houses, as well as radiators. It is a tabletop experimental device where heated hot water circulates through copper pipes in a heat exchanger and exchanges heat with the air flowing through a wind tunnel. The device comes with a 32-tube heat exchanger, and as an option (sold separately), 16-tube and 16-tube fin-type heat exchangers are available, allowing experiments to be conducted with either type of heat exchanger installed. The hot water system consists of a tank with a PID-controlled heater, a pump, and a water level gauge, and it digitally displays the inlet and outlet temperatures and flow rate of the hot water. The air supply duct system is made up of an orifice and pressure holes for flow measurement, an electric fan, and a slide valve, and it digitally displays the temperatures at the duct inlet and the inlet and outlet of the heat exchanger, as well as the differential pressure across the orifice. In the empty space on the right side of the device, an optional (sold separately) data automatic collection system (VDAS-F) can be installed. By using the data automatic collection system, various data can be collected in real-time to a PC (sold separately), allowing for the analysis of experimental results.
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TD1007 Specifications Dimensions and Weight: W1250 x D810 x H620mm, approximately 80kg Duct Internal Dimensions: W93 x H93mm Expansion Section Internal Dimensions: W155 x H177mm Power Supply: AC100V/30A or Single-phase AC200V/15A, 3kVA 50/60Hz Water Supply (Tap Water): Water pressure 1-3 bar, above 5℃ Hot Water Flow Adjustment: Needle valve type Hot Water Flow Measurement: Turbine flow meter, digital display Air Flow Adjustment: Slide valve Air Flow Measurement: Differential pressure digital display Orifice: Orifice diameter 100mm, flow coefficient 0.6 Temperature Measurement: 8 K-type thermocouple connection points (digital display) Tank Water Level Display: Full, half, empty display Water Replenishment: Electromagnetic valve type Temperature Control: PID control Safety Mechanism: Low water level, over-temperature protection device included Hot Water Temperature: Maximum 60℃ Heat Load: 1kW (at 20℃) Hot Water Circulation Rate: Maximum approximately 2.5L.min-1 Air Flow: Maximum approximately 5m3.min-1 Accessories: 32-tube heat exchanger Operating Temperature Range: +5℃ to +40℃
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Delivery achievements: Sophia University, Yamato University
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Independent input of calculation formulas and layout changes are possible. VDAS-F (sold separately) software reference screen.
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32-tube heat exchanger This is a heat exchanger with two bundles of 16 copper tubes. Each bundle can be piped in series or parallel for experiments. Dimensions and weight: W130 x D280 x H210mm, approximately 3.2kg Duct internal dimensions: W130 x D155 x H177mm Tubes: 16 copper tubes x 2 bundles Heat transfer area: 0.0779 x 2 = 0.1558 m²
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【TD1007a 16-Tube Heat Exchanger】 This is a heat exchanger with 16 copper tubes. Dimensions & Weight: W130 x D280 x H210mm, approximately 3kg Duct Internal Dimensions: W130 x D155 x H177mm Tubes: 16 copper tubes x 1 bundle Heat Transfer Area: 0.0779 m²
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【TD1007b 16-Tube Fin Heat Exchanger】 This is a heat exchanger that combines 16 copper tubes and fins. Dimensions and Weight: W130 x D280 x H210mm, approximately 3kg Duct Internal Dimensions: W130 x D155 x H177mm Tubes: 16 copper tubes and 7 plate fins Heat Transfer Area: 0.1558 m²
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Megakemu designs, manufactures, and imports various experimental and practical equipment for universities, junior colleges, technical colleges, high schools, and vocational schools across the country. While the world has made advancements in various fields, it seems that our Earth's environment is being disrupted by ourselves and is approaching its limits. The world is seeking new Japanese technologies that coexist with the Earth's environment.
