Model Of A Refrigeration System With Refrigeration And Freezing Stage
Categories: Engineering Lab EquipmentIt is part of the HSI training system for refrigeration and air conditioning technology. In combination with the base unit the operational model of a refrigeration system with refrigeration and free...
Product
Description
It is part of the HSI training system for refrigeration and
air conditioning technology. In combination with the base unit the operational
model of a refrigeration system with refrigeration and freezing stage results.
The model is plugged onto the base unit, secured using fasteners and connected
with refrigerant hoses to become a complete refrigeration circuit.
In refrigeration and freezing combinations evaporators are
preferably connected in parallel. To increase the refrigeration capacity,
evaporators are operated connected in series. Here different pressure levels in
the evaporators can be used to obtain different temperature ranges for
refrigeration or freezing.
It includes two separate refrigeration chambers with
evaporator and expansion elements. The evaporators can be optionally operated
connected in series or in parallel. Two fans in the refrigeration chambers
support the achievement of an even temperature distribution. With heaters
cooling loads can additionally be simulated. One of the refrigeration chambers
can optionally be operated with an expansion valve or a capillary tube as
expansion element. The various operation modes are set via solenoid valves. An
evaporation pressure controller permits in parallel operation the independent
adjustment of the temperature level in the upper chamber. All components are
clearly arranged on a panel.
Learning Objectives/Experiments
Design and operation of a refrigeration system with two
evaporators
Series and parallel connection of two evaporators
Familiarisation with the different expansion elements
Operation with capillary tube
Operation with expansion valve
Operating behaviour under load
Refrigeration cycle in the log p-h diagram
Effect of the evaporation pressure
Fault simulation
Specification
Model of a refrigeration system to plug onto the base unit
Training system with HSI technology
Each refrigeration chamber includes: evaporator with fan (to
recirculate the air) and heater to generate the cooling load
Refrigeration chambers with transparent front
Adjustable evaporation pressure controller
Selectable expansion elements: expansion valve or capillary
tube
Operating modes of the system configurable via 5 solenoid
valves
Sensors to record temperature and pressure
Operation of solenoid valves, fan, heater and fault
simulation via software
Technical Data
Refrigeration chamber: LxWxH: 270x270x220mm
Electric PTC heater as cooling load: 210W
Capillary tube: length 2m
Evaporation pressure controller: 0…5,5bar
Measuring ranges
temperature: 6x ±50°C
pressure: 2x -1…9bar
quick overview :
It is part of the HSI training system for refrigeration and
air conditioning technology. In combination with the base unit the operational
model of a refrigeration system with refrigeration and freezing stage results.
The model is plugged onto the base unit, secured using fasteners and connected
with refrigerant hoses to become a complete refrigeration circuit.
In refrigeration and freezing combinations evaporators are
preferably connected in parallel. To increase the refrigeration capacity,
evaporators are operated connected in series. Here different pressure levels in
the evaporators can be used to obtain different temperature ranges for
refrigeration or freezing.
It includes two separate refrigeration chambers with
evaporator and expansion elements. The evaporators can be optionally operated
connected in series or in parallel. Two fans in the refrigeration chambers
support the achievement of an even temperature distribution. With heaters
cooling loads can additionally be simulated. One of the refrigeration chambers
can optionally be operated with an expansion valve or a capillary tube as
expansion element. The various operation modes are set via solenoid valves. An
evaporation pressure controller permits in parallel operation the independent
adjustment of the temperature level in the upper chamber. All components are
clearly arranged on a panel.
Learning Objectives/Experiments
Design and operation of a refrigeration system with two
evaporators
Series and parallel connection of two evaporators
Familiarisation with the different expansion elements
Operation with capillary tube
Operation with expansion valve
Operating behaviour under load
Refrigeration cycle in the log p-h diagram
Effect of the evaporation pressure
Fault simulation
Specification
Model of a refrigeration system to plug onto the base unit
Training system with HSI technology
Each refrigeration chamber includes: evaporator with fan (to
recirculate the air) and heater to generate the cooling load
Refrigeration chambers with transparent front
Adjustable evaporation pressure controller
Selectable expansion elements: expansion valve or capillary
tube
Operating modes of the system configurable via 5 solenoid
valves
Sensors to record temperature and pressure
Operation of solenoid valves, fan, heater and fault
simulation via software
Technical Data
Refrigeration chamber: LxWxH: 270x270x220mm
Electric PTC heater as cooling load: 210W
Capillary tube: length 2m
Evaporation pressure controller: 0…5,5bar
Measuring ranges
temperature: 6x ±50°C
pressure: 2x -1…9bar
Product
Reviews
add Review
reviews
No Review Yet.
Related
Products
Fuel Supply System Of Petrol Engine
Fuel is supplied under pressure or under gravity. It consist...
It is an open type instructional apparatus with second hand...
Distributor is connected to camshaft and cam shaft is connec...
The device is consisting of the front able with wheel &b...
Specification: 1. Experimental setup to demonstrate sim...
Technical Description: Supplementary set extends the scop...
Equilibrium Single Plane, Statically Det...
Equilibrium in a Single Plane, Statically Determinate S...
Equilibrium Of Moments On Pulleys
Equilibrium Of Moments On Pulleys Manufacturer and Supplier...
Copyrights © 2019 All Rights Reserved by Atico
Product
Reviews
add Review
reviews
No Review Yet.