Computerized System of Conductivity in Fluids
(HT101)

1. Touch screen 2. Heater control power 3. Main circuit breaker 4. Emergency button 5. Main ON/OFF 6. Water inlet 7. Water outlet 8. Water tank

  • Steady heat conduction in gases and liquids:
    • Determine the thermal resistance of fluids.
    • Determination of thermal conductivities k for different fluids at different temperatures.
  • Transient heat conduction in fluids:
  • Interpret transient states during heating and cooling.
  • Introduction to transient heat conduction with the block capacity model.
  • Temperature sensors
    • 1*PT100 Range 0 … 350 degree C (heating)
    • 1*PT100 Range 0 … 100 degree C (cooling)
  • Electric heater
    • With (Power controller + adjustable on required power)
    • Pmax= 350 watt
  • Water supply connections
    • Fixed
  • Experimental fluid connection
    • Flexible
  • Computerized System of Conductivity in Fluids (HT 101)
  • Hard copy user manual
  • BEDO Software
  • Laboratory PC

The Thermal Conductivity of Fluids Computer-Controlled Training System is designed to measure the thermal conductivity of liquids and gases and to support testing of different fluid samples. The system provides a clear understanding of the fundamental differences between the thermal conductivity of gases and liquids, while enabling experimental investigation of thermal conductivity behavior under controlled conditions. conductivity of gases and liquids.

  • This trainer has been designed for investigation of the thermal conductivity of common fluids, e.g. Water, oil, air or carbon dioxide
  • The trainer basically consists of two cylinders which are an electrically heated aluminum inner cylinder and a water-cooled copper outer cylinder.
  • The electrically heated inner cylinder is suited in the water-cooled outer cylinder.
  • There is a concentric annular gap between the two cylinders. This annular gap is filled with the fluid being studied.
  • The heat conduction occurs from the inner cylinder, through the fluid to the outer cylinder.
  • The narrow annular gap prevents the formation of a convective heat flux and allows a relatively large pass-through area while at the same time providing a homogeneous temperature distribution.
  • The trainer is equipped with temperature sensors inside the aluminum cylinder and the outside of the annular gap.
  • The trainer is equipped with a water source inlet and outlet for cooling to keep working on a steady state, and the experimented fluid inlet and outlet hoses.
  • The trainer’s control panel permits heater ON/OFF, heater power control, heater power display, trainer ON/OFF and emergency stop.
  • The unit is connected to a PC via USB to display the interactive software.
  • The interactive software displays temperatures and power consumption, and permits generating the fitting curve of the experimented fluid and calculating the its thermal conductivity.