Vortex Cooling Device

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The experimental unit generates cold and hot air with the aid of ordinary compressed air. The central element of the experimental unit is a vortex cooling device also known as a vortex tube. In the...


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The experimental unit generates cold and hot air with the aid of ordinary compressed air. The central element of the experimental unit is a vortex cooling device also known as a vortex tube. In the vortex tube the tangentially incoming compressed air is moved in rapid rotation. This creates a cold and hot air flow in the vortex tube which leaves the vortex tube at opposite ends. A vortex cooling device does not have any moving parts, is maintenance-free and immediately ready for operation. The vortex cooling device is used for the convective cooling of high-speed tools, the air conditioning of protection suits and the cooling of switch cabinets. It is particularly suited for use in explosive environments. One benefit here is that the vortex cooling device does not require an electric power supply.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Function and operation of a vortex cooling device

Air flow distribution dependent on the temperature of the cold air flow

Effect of the inlet pressure on heating and refrigeration capacity

 

Features

Demonstration of the vortex principle

Cooling and heating using compressed air

Specification

Functional model for cold air generation using a vortex cooling device (vortex tube) with the aid of compressed air

Experimental unit with clear design of all components at the front

Simple design, no moving components, wear-free

Measuring of the compressed air inlet pressure by manometer

Flow rate measurement of compressed air and exhaust hot air by rotameters

Digital displays for inlet temperature and outlet temperature of cold and hot air

 

Technical Data

Vortex cooling device

inlet pressure: 5,5bar

air consumption: max. 420L/min

refrigeration capacity: max. 267W (230kcal/h)

minimum temperature: -40°C

maximum temperature: 110°C

Measuring ranges

temperature: 3x -50…150°C

pressure: 0…10bar

flow rate: 2x 2…25m3/h

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase

120V, 60Hz, 1 phase

 


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The experimental unit generates cold and hot air with the aid of ordinary compressed air. The central element of the experimental unit is a vortex cooling device also known as a vortex tube. In the vortex tube the tangentially incoming compressed air is moved in rapid rotation. This creates a cold and hot air flow in the vortex tube which leaves the vortex tube at opposite ends. A vortex cooling device does not have any moving parts, is maintenance-free and immediately ready for operation. The vortex cooling device is used for the convective cooling of high-speed tools, the air conditioning of protection suits and the cooling of switch cabinets. It is particularly suited for use in explosive environments. One benefit here is that the vortex cooling device does not require an electric power supply.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Function and operation of a vortex cooling device

Air flow distribution dependent on the temperature of the cold air flow

Effect of the inlet pressure on heating and refrigeration capacity

 

Features

Demonstration of the vortex principle

Cooling and heating using compressed air

Specification

Functional model for cold air generation using a vortex cooling device (vortex tube) with the aid of compressed air

Experimental unit with clear design of all components at the front

Simple design, no moving components, wear-free

Measuring of the compressed air inlet pressure by manometer

Flow rate measurement of compressed air and exhaust hot air by rotameters

Digital displays for inlet temperature and outlet temperature of cold and hot air

 

Technical Data

Vortex cooling device

inlet pressure: 5,5bar

air consumption: max. 420L/min

refrigeration capacity: max. 267W (230kcal/h)

minimum temperature: -40°C

maximum temperature: 110°C

Measuring ranges

temperature: 3x -50…150°C

pressure: 0…10bar

flow rate: 2x 2…25m3/h

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase

120V, 60Hz, 1 phase

 

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