Liquid Convection Apparatus

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Liquid Convection Apparatus Specification

Capacity
2 Litres

Temperature Range
Room Temperature to 90C

Accuracy
0.5C

Automation Grade
Manual

Model No
LCA-101

Core Components
Heater, Glass Chamber, Insulation, Thermometers, Control Panel

Frequency
50 Hz

Voltage
220V AC

Power Source
Electric

Measurement Range
0C to 100C

Feature
Transparent Chamber for Visual Observation

Equipment Materials
Borosilicate Glass and Stainless Steel

Type
Educational Laboratory Apparatus

Usage
Demonstration of Natural Convection in Liquids

Display Type
Analog

Dimension (L*W*H)
500 mm x 300 mm x 450 mm

Weight
Approx. 8 kg

About Liquid Convection Apparatus

Liquid Convection Apparatus

This rectangular glass frame (19 x 24 cm) has an opening at the top for filling with water. When clamped upright and heated at the bottom corner, you can visualize the circulation of water in a hot water system. You need food coloring, heat source and stand.

Efficient and Safe Educational Tool

This apparatus is meticulously engineered for safe and efficient demonstration of heat transfer and convection in liquids. The built-in safety mechanisms, including thermal cut-off and overheat protection, safeguard users and equipment. Its glass wool insulation maximizes energy efficiency by minimizing heat loss during experiments.

User-Friendly Design and Rapid Setup

Setting up the Liquid Convection Apparatus is hassle-free and requires less than ten minutes. Its compact design, analog display, and manual controls make it accessible for educators and students alike. The apparatus operates on standard 220V AC, with a 1.5-meter power cord for convenient placement anywhere in the lab.

Transparent Chamber for Visual Learning

The rectangular chamber crafted from durable borosilicate glass features a clear observation window, allowing for direct visualization of convection patterns. This promotes a comprehensive understanding of natural convection phenomena, making it ideal for academic demonstrations and laboratory instruction.

FAQs of Liquid Convection Apparatus:

Q: How do I properly set up the Liquid Convection Apparatus before conducting experiments?

A: To set up the apparatus, position it on a stable laboratory surface, fill the chamber with up to 2 litres of liquid, and connect the power cord to a 220V AC outlet. Attach the paired mercury-in-glass thermometers, ensuring they are securely placed. The setup process typically takes less than ten minutes.

Q: What safety features are incorporated into this apparatus?

A: The Liquid Convection Apparatus comes with essential safety features such as a thermal cut-off and overheat protection. These mechanisms automatically shut off the heater to prevent excessive temperatures, ensuring safe operation during experiments.

Q: When is this apparatus most effectively used in an academic setting?

A: This apparatus is ideally utilized during laboratory sessions focusing on heat transfer and natural convection. It provides visual demonstrations and hands-on experience for students learning about thermal dynamics in liquids.

Q: Where can the convection patterns be observed during experiments?

A: Convection patterns can be directly observed through the transparent borosilicate glass chamber, featuring a specialized observation window. This allows for clear tracking of fluid motion and temperature variations throughout the experiment.

Q: What process should be followed to measure temperature changes accurately in the liquid?

A: Ensure the mercury-in-glass thermometers are inserted at the designated points in the chamber. Monitor the temperature on the analog display, which has an accuracy of 0.5C, within a range of 0C to 100C. Record readings at regular intervals for precise data analysis.

Q: What is the main benefit of using this apparatus in laboratory experiments?

A: The main benefit is its ability to visually and quantitatively demonstrate the principles of natural convection in liquids, offering students both theoretical knowledge and practical insight into heat transfer phenomena.

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