Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Compression refrigeration system supplied with three capillary tubes of different length plus a thermostatic expansion valve, so expansion devices can be compared. An extra receiver allows the effects of overcharging and undercharging to be studied.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Three capillary tubes of different lengths and one thermostatic expansion valve |
| Specification | Additional refrigerant storage tank for studying overfilling and underfilling |
| Specification | Finned tube evaporator and condenser with transparent tubes to view the change of state |
| Specification | Receiver allows refrigerant to be added to or removed from the circuit |
| Specification | Measurement of coolant flow, compressor power, and pressure and temperature at key points |
| Specification | Computer controlled version available as TCRCTC |
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Compression refrigeration plant built around an open compressor driven by an electric motor through a V-belt. The motor speed is adjustable and the motor is pendulum mounted with a force sensor, so the cycle can be studied at different degrees of compression.
Fully operational refrigeration circuit fitted with three different expansion devices so their behaviour can be compared. A four way reversing valve switches the plant between refrigeration and heat pump operation.
Two chamber plant in which the circuit branches after the accumulator so a refrigeration chamber and a freezing chamber can run separately or together. An evaporation pressure regulator holds the refrigeration chamber at a higher pressure than the freezing chamber.