Critical point apparatus: PHD009960 – new model
Critical Point Apparatus : Equipment specially dedicated to the study gas compressibility and liquefaction.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE
Precision apparatus designed to study the compressibility and liquefaction of a gas, here Sulphur Hexafluoride (SF6), and allowing to easily reach its critical point in complete safety.
Educational and robust design.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Excellent visibility of gas state change
• Direct pressure reading with “Digital Display” and/or data export for evaluation via software
• Use of a gas with ideal physical and chemical properties for measurements
• Robustness and safety
• Gas loading can be done by you
• New topics
Main parts:
SF6:
Gas with critical and easily achievable parameters:
• Critical pressure: 37.6 bar
• Critical temperature: 45.5°C
TEST TUBE
element in which the gas to be studied is compressed by the rise of the Mercury
• Made of thick Pyrex
• Volume 4cm3
• Graduated to 1/20 of cm3
• Fixed on a stainless steel chamber
• Resistant to high pressure
THERMOSTATIC JACKET:
element placed around the test tube allowing a circulation of water, intended to vary the temperature conditions.
DIGITAL PRESSURE GAUGE:
The new digital manometer provides a direct reading of the pressure (in bars) exerted in the compression chamber as well as the temperature (in degrees Celsius).
An export of the measurements is also possible (via Bluetooth) for data exploitation via a dedicated software.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
ADJUSTMENT WHEEL:
element allowing to actuate the piston (covered with a sealing membrane) which will cause the rise of the mercury.
COMPOSITION OF THE REFERENCE PHD 009 950:
• 1 Critical point apparatus
• 1 SF6 cartridge
• 2 flexible hoses for water circulation
• 1 set of Allen keys necessary for the assembly and disassembly of the apparatus
• 1 user manual
OTHER CHARACTERISTICS :
• Delivered without SF6 inside (under pressure) for transport safety reasons.
• Dimensions: 335x340x670 mm • Weight 9 kg
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