Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics
This product is based on the theoretical knowledge of gas constant-pressure specific heat capacity in Engineering Thermodynamics and Fundamentals of Thermal Engineering. It is designed to work with a basic thermodynamics experimental bench to determine the constant-pressure specific heat capacity of a gas by measuring fundamental parameters such as temperature, pressure, heat input (electrical power), and flow rate.
The system adopts an integrated design, combining a blower, flow meter, heater, water tank, and calorimeter into a single unit. This improves both the aesthetics and practicality of the equipment.
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Product Description
1.Understand the basic principles and experimental design concepts for measuring gas specific heat capacity, and enhance practical understanding of thermophysical property experiments.
2.Master the measurement methods of temperature, pressure, and flow rate in experiments, and learn the correct operation of related thermal measurement instruments.
3.Understand fundamental concepts such as specific heat capacity, constant-pressure specific heat, moist air, and relative humidity.
4.Learn the causes of experimental errors in constant-pressure specific heat measurement and methods to reduce these errors.
Experimental Functions
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
ET103 |
Product Name |
Constant-Pressure Specific Heat Capacity Experimental Apparatus |
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Main Materials |
Galvanized Steel Plate |
Dimensions |
595 × 452 × 591 mm |
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Product Weight |
25.3kg |
Operating Environment |
Room temperature, Relative humidity ≤ 85% |
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Input Power Supply |
None | ||
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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