Fuel calorific value measuring device (bomb calorimeter)

This device is used to calculate the calorific value of fuels.
Obtaining the calorific value of a fuel is one of the most important parameters related to fuels. Whenever a quantity of fuel is completely burned and the heat generated from it is calculated, its calorific value can be obtained. What is usually used in the industry to calculate the calorific value of a fuel is to use the heat generated by the fuel to heat a liquid, usually pure water. By calculating the increase in water temperature, the heat caused by the fuel explosion can be obtained. What is important is that the combustion should be done in a suitable environment with sufficient oxygen.

Category Thermodynamics Laboratory

Description

Description

• Temperature and pressure measurement system
• Steel chamber for blasting
• Electronic explosion to cause ignition in the steel chamber
• Hardware and software with the ability to calibrate sensors, control the heating system, and transfer data to Excel software
• The device has a teaching powerpoint and student’s agenda, a calculation book and a software training video
• PT100 Jomo type temperature measuring sensor from Germany
• EMKO or Sunward displays to show the temperature when using the digital display system
• Pump with suitable flow to circulate water in the tank to equalize the temperature
• Oxygen capsule with manometer