Temperature Measurement and Calibration Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-VATP-11368
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The Temperature Measurement and Calibration apparatus fits on a desk or bench top. It includes eight different temperature measurement devices and shows their characteristics and how to calibrate them against a standard.
The built-in precision reference sensor works as an accurate temperature reference.
This helps students to change the heated water safely and quickly, reducing experiment time.
As an extra reference, a liquid crystal temperature indicator strip on the front of the heater tank shows its temperature during experiments.
Students add crushed ice to the insulated icebox and clean water to the fully guarded water heater tank.
A carefully rated immersion heater in the tank heats the water steadily up to boiling, giving time to take accurate results.
A display shows the temperature from the reference sensor and the local (barometric) pressure from the built-in pressure sensor.
The display also calculates the local boiling point of water based on the barometric pressure.
The water heater tank includes a water level float switch and a safety temperature cut-out switch to turn off the heater in case of low water level.
The equipment includes a thermowell that works with the gas (vapour) thermometer to show temperature lag.
Sockets on the front panel connect to electronic circuits and a multiline display that work with the electrical resistance and thermocouple devices.
The water heater tank has a drain tap for connection to a suitable container or local water drain.
To the right of the temperature indicator strip, a window allows students to test the thermal infrared thermometer on a matt black or brushed steel surface of the heater tank.
This shows limitations of infrared measurements caused by surfaces of different emissivity.
The sockets include resistances to simulate a resistance device and show the problems of adding resistances (for example - long wires) to your measuring circuits.
The electronic circuits also include:
An amplifier to increase the output of the thermocouples for more useful voltage measurement.
Constant current and voltage sources, and a resistive bridge.
These show the problems with different measurement circuits and power sources for electrical temperature measurement devices.
