TPTV/1.5kW/CTS: Computer Controlled and Touch Screen 1.5 kW Steam Power Plant
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Steam power plant of 1.5 kW for detailed study of the power generation cycle with steam as the process fluid. Softened water is raised to superheated steam in a diesel fired generator, expanded in the turbine and returned as condensate from the cooling tower.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Rated output of 1.5 kW |
| Specification | Requires the TPTV/1.5kW-WS water softener, the TPTV/1.5kW-CT cooling tower and a steam generator |
| Specification | Steam generator options are the TPTV/1.5kW-SGA water tube or the TPTV/1.5kW-SGP unit |
| Specification | Water softener uses a 40 l ion exchange resin column to remove water hardness |
| Specification | Liquid separator removes suspended droplets before the steam is superheated |
| Specification | Proportional valve throttles the steam flow over a wide operating range |
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