TE-110 - Laws of Radiant Heat Transfer and Exchange

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General Description

The TE-110 is a complete experimental unit designed for studying the laws of radiant heat transfer. Thermal radiation is an energy transfer mechanism via electromagnetic waves emitted by any body above absolute zero.

This educational system allows investigation of thermal and light radiation, including UV, visible, and infrared radiation, making it ideal for physics and thermal science laboratories.

Main Features

The system includes two radiation sources: a thermal radiator and a light source. Detection is carried out using a thermopile for thermal radiation and a photodiode-based lux meter for light radiation.

Optical components such as filters, diaphragms, and absorption plates can be mounted on a graduated optical bench for precise distance measurements.

Measurement and Analysis

All components can be rotated to analyze the effect of angle of incidence on radiation intensity. Measured values are digitally displayed and transferred to a PC via USB for analysis.

Experiments

Lambert’s law (direction and distance)
Stefan-Boltzmann law
Kirchhoff’s laws
Radiation absorption and reflection
Thermal and light radiation studies
Influence of distance and angle
Wide experimental range

Technical Specifications

Thermal radiator: AlMg3, black anodized
Power: 400W – 230V
Max temperature: 300°C
Light source: Halogen lamp 50W
Luminous flux: 1185 lm
Color temperature: 2950 K
Rotation: 0–90° both sides
Radiating plate: 200 x 200 mm

Optical Components

Slit diaphragm
3 color filters: red, green, infrared
Absorption plate
Reflection plate with type K thermocouple

Measurement Ranges

Illumination: 0 – 1000 lux
Temperature: 0 – 200°C
Radiant power: 0 – 1000 W/m²

Connectivity & Software

Data is transferred via USB to a PC and analyzed using the included software compatible with Windows.

Operating Requirements

PC required (Windows 8.1 / 10 recommended)
Delivered fully assembled and ready to operate

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The TE-109 system is a complete educational platform designed for experimental analysis of heat conduction in solids under linear and radial conditions. It is ideal for technical and higher education applications.

🔬 General Description

Heat conduction is a fundamental mode of heat transfer based on kinetic energy exchange between molecules. The TE-109 enables steady-state heat conduction experiments using integrated heating and cooling systems.

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⚙️ Key Features

High-precision temperature measurement sensors
USB and Ethernet data transmission
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Surface contact resistance
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🏭 Applications

Engineering laboratories
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TE-121 - Heat Exchanger Training Bench

General Description

The TE-121 is an educational laboratory equipment designed for studying the construction, operation, and performance of various types of heat exchangers used in industrial applications.

Educational Applications

Experiments and Studies

Study of heat exchanger operating principles
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Evaluation of heat losses

Types of Heat Exchangers Studied

Shell and tube heat exchanger
Plate heat exchanger
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Pipe-in-pipe heat exchanger
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Included Modules

TE-121.01 – Tubular Heat Exchanger Module
TE-121.02 – Plate Heat Exchanger Module
TE-121.03 – Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Module
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The TE-105 is a laboratory and educational device designed for the analysis of thermal conductivity of non-metallic building materials according to DIN 52612 standards. It is ideal for studying thermal insulation performance and improving energy efficiency in construction.

🔍 Product Description

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Hot plate heated by electric heating element (500 W)
Cold plate cooled by water circulation
Temperature sensors (inlet, outlet, plate centers)
Clamping system for consistent thermal contact
Software-controlled temperature regulation (Windows 10 compatible)
USB data transfer to PC

🧪 Experiments

Determination of thermal conductivity
Calculation of thermal resistance
Analysis of multiple materials in series

✅ Key Benefits

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Accurate and repeatable measurements
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🔬 Product Description

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Accurate air velocity sensor
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The TE-107 is an advanced educational system designed to analyze and distinguish heat transfer mechanisms by convection and radiation under real operating conditions.

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