EDUTECH LAHORE

HT-102.01 | Advanced Temperature Measurement Trainer

  • 1 Trainer.
  • 1 Set of accessories.
  • Set of instructional material.
  • Length: 1200 mm.
  • Width: 700 mm.
  • Height: 1550 mm.
  • Weight: 185 kg.
Description
Technical Specification
Media
Different physical processes are used to measure temperatures. Temperatures can be read off directly on a scale, e.g. by the expansion of a measuring medium.In industry, temperatures are often measured electronically. The advantage of electronic measurement is that further processing or transmission of signals to remote locations (controllers, external displays) is easier.The trainer can be used to carry out and compare different temperature measurement procedures. The trainer includes liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers, as well as a thermocouple, a Pt100 resistance thermometer and an NTC thermistor, each with different protective sleeves, for electronic temperature measurement. A psychrometer with two liquid thermometers is used to measure the relative air humidity. To compare the different measuring methods, the temperature sensors being studied are attached to a height-adjustable device above the experimental tank. A fan ensures almost constant ambient conditions. A second tank with electronically controlled heater supplies water temperatures up to approx. 100°C. The heated water at a specified temperature is fed into the experimental tank. By lowering the height-adjustable device, the temperature sensors.are immersed in the water and the temperature measurement begins.

The measured values can be read as analogue or digital values. A 3-channel line recorder can record the measured values of the electronic temperature sensors continuously over time and thus also document the different time response. Defined temperature jumps and steady and transient temperature behavior can be studied.

Experimental Capabilities
  • Familiarization with different temperature measurement methods:
  • Non-electrical methods: liquid thermometers, bimetal thermometers.
  • Electronic methods: thermocouple, Pt100 resistance thermometer, NTC
  • Determination of air humidity with a psychrometer.
  • Familiarization with the function of the individual temperature measuring instruments
  • Response behavior of the sensors.
  • Steady and transient behavior.
Circuit Diagram
The circuit diagram of Advanced Temperature Measurement is given bellows such as:
  • Temperature sensor being studied.
  • Stirring Machine.
  • Steady and transient temperature measurement with typical measurement instruments.
  • Temperature sensors: liquid thermometer, bimetal thermometer, Pt100, thermistor (NTC), type K thermocouple.
  • Psychrometer for determining the relative air humidity.
  • Defined temperature jumps up to 100°C.
  • Experimental tank and heating tank with temperature control, water-filled.
  • Both tanks equipped with stirring machine.
  • Fan generates constant air temperature above the experimental tank.
  • 3-channel line recorder for recording the measured values.
  • Heater
  • Output: 2kW at 230V, 1,5kW at 120V.
  • Tank capacity: 4L.
  • Line recorder
  • 3 channels.
  • Serial interface.
  • Temperature sensors
  • Liquid thermometer with organic liquid.
  • Bimetal thermometer.
  • Thermocouple type K.
  • Thermistor (NTC).
  • Measuring ranges:
  • Temperature: 0…100°C.
  • humidity: 3…96%.