Home           Products           Company           Contact us     
> Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
> Applied Thermodynamics
> Power Engines and Machines
> Internal Combustion Engines
> Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
> Heating and Ventilation
> Sanitary Systems
Products  |  Thermodynamics, Heating and Sanitary Systems  |  Applied Thermodynamics  |  WL 312  |  WL 312.03
WL 312.03 Heat Exchanger Element Direct Expansion Coil Show data sheet (pdf file) Print page
Technical Description

The WL 312.03 heat transfer element enables investigations to be performed on a refrigerant evaporator in the WL 312 unit. For this purpose the component is inserted in the air duct in the base unit using quick action fasteners. The refrigerant connections on the evaporator are self-sealing so that no refrigerant can escape. The WL 312.12 Refrigerant Condensing Unit is necessary for the operation of the evaporator. Refrigerant condenser and evaporator together form a complete refrigerant circuit. The temperatures at the evaporator inlet and outlet are measured using dial thermometers.

 

Learning Objectives / Experiments
- Familiarisation with the layout of a refrigerant evaporator
- Heat exchange at a refrigerant evaporator
Features
* Accessory components for WL 312 unit1
* Investigation of a refrigerant evaporator
Specification

[1] Accessory components for WL 312
[2] To be used with WL 312.12, connected via quick-action couplings
[3] Investigations on a refrigerant evaporator
[4] Finned tube evaporator with expansion valve
[5] 2 thermometers
[6] Insulated housing, with viewing window
[7] Mounted in WL 312 with quick action fasteners
[8] Refrigerant R134a, environmentally friendly

 

Technical Data

Evaporator: 288x70x335mm
Temperature measuring range: -20...0+40°C
Expansion valve with capillary tube
Refrigerant R134a

 

Dimensions and Weight
l x w x h : 310 x 280 x 370 mm
Weight : approx. 10 kg
Scope of Delivery

1 refrigerant evaporator

1 manual

Order Details
060.31203  WL 312.03  Heat Exchanger Element 
                     Direct Expansion Coil
Print
© 2005 G.U.N.T. Gerätebau GmbH