Refrigeration Training System Base Unit
Specification of Refrigeration Training System, Base Unit
1. Base unit for the refrigeration training system
2. Extension with components from basic experiments using simple refrigeration circuits
3. Extension with components from advanced experiments in refrigeration systems
4. Condensing unit, consisting of hermetic compressor, condenser, receiver, pressure switches and shut-off valves
5. Insulated refrigeration chamber with integrated evaporator, electric defrost heater and condensate drip tray
6. Refrigeration chamber, condensing unit and power supply equipped with shock-proof lab jacks
Technical Data
Air-Cooled Condensing Unit
1. Power consumption: 367W at -10/32°C
2. Refrigeration capacity: 731W at -10/32°C
3. Max. Volumetric air flow rate: 850m³/h
4. Receiver: 1,4L
Evaporator With Fan
1. Capacity: 190W At T=2°C, ΔT=8K
2. Cooling Surface: 1,81m²
3. Max. Volumetric Air Flow Rate: 140m³/H
4. Electric defrost heater: 50W/m
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