Fundamentals of Heat Transfer
This product is a basic experimental platform designed to work with various heat transfer experiment modules, providing functions such as data acquisition, display, storage, and output control. It can collect parameters including temperature, pressure, current, voltage, power, flow rate, wind speed, illuminance, and radiation intensity.
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Experimental Functions
1.The experimental platform is equipped with a built-in display screen. Users can adjust functions through touchscreen operation, and the screen provides audio feedback.
2.The system includes 10 built-in heat transfer experimental module models, each configured with schematic diagrams of the experimental principles, measurement point distribution, and real-time data acquisition and display. It also presents dynamic experimental curves in real time and supports exporting experimental data to Excel format.
3.It supports full-function input, output, control, and data acquisition for various heat transfer experiment modules.
4.In addition to being used with the supporting heat transfer experiment modules, the platform can also serve as a standalone data acquisition tool for expanded applications, such as temperature and pressure measurement, storage, and output in related thermal engineering experiments.
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
TH100 |
Product Name |
Heat Transfer Basic Experimental Platform |
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Main Materials |
Galvanized Steel Plate |
Dimensions |
475×420×243mm |
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Product Weight |
19.2kg |
Operating Environment |
Room temperature, Relative humidity ≤ 85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Single-phase three-wire, 220V ±5%, 50Hz/60Hz |
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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