Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Two chamber refrigeration plant for studying capacity regulation methods and for simulating typical faults such as defective valves or blocked pipes. Faults are activated from a touch screen and the cycle is plotted on the log p-h diagram.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Analysis of system behaviour under normal conditions and up to 18 fault scenarios |
| Specification | Refrigeration chamber and freezing chamber with temperature and humidity measurement |
| Specification | Solenoid valves for separate or parallel operation of the two evaporators |
| Specification | Power controller, start-up controller and combined pressure switch for the compressor |
| Specification | Heat exchanger at each evaporator inlet for refrigerant subcooling studies |
| Specification | Freezing chamber with electric and hot gas defrosting methods |
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