Product Description
Description: This experiment has a solid brass disc with an electric heater at its centre and a circular cross section cooling tube around its circumference. It mounts on a base plate with a clear schematic of the experiment layout. The electric heater and thermocouples connect to sockets on the Heat Transfer Experiments Base Unit, which also supplies the cold water feed and drain for the heat sink Students turn on the cooling water flow and adjust the heater power until the experiment reaches equilibrium. At equally spaced radii on the disc, seven thermocouples measure the temperature as the heat conducts radially outwards from the heater. Insulation around the disc reduces heat loss by convection and radiation, so that the results should match the theory for simple radial conduction only.Specifications: Nett dimensions and weights: 390 mm x 280 mm x 170 mm high and 5.3 kgPacked dimensions and Weight: 0.03m3, 8k
FAQs of Radial Heat Conduction Experiment:
Q: What materials is the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment made of?
A: The Radial Heat Conduction Experiment is made of stainless steel (SS).
Q: Is there a warranty provided for the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment?
A: Yes, the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment comes with a warranty.
Q: What type of equipment is the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment classified as?
A: The Radial Heat Conduction Experiment is classified as a laboratory instrument.
Q: What are the available colors of the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment?
A: The Radial Heat Conduction Experiment is available in black, silver, and blue colors.
Q: What is the primary application of the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment?
A: The primary application of the Radial Heat Conduction Experiment is for laboratory use.