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Semi-automatic non-commercial instrument for determining the thermal conductivity

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    0557207 - ÚT 2023 RIV CZ eng L - Prototype, f. module
    Hrubý, Jan - Kordík, Jozef - Nikl, Zbyněk
    Semi-automatic non-commercial instrument for determining the thermal conductivity.
    Internal code: INV22-052 ; 2022
    Technical parameters: rozsah teplot měřené kapaliny: 20 - 60°C, max. tlak v zařízení: 2 bar
    Economic parameters: Zařízení umožňuje měřit tepelnou vodivost kapalin bez některých parazitních jevů, které se vyskytují u standardních metod (usazování, termoforéza).
    R&D Projects: GA TA ČR(CZ) TH03020313
    Institutional support: RVO:61388998
    Keywords : thermal conductivity * the Nusselt number * heat transfer coefficient
    OECD category: Thermodynamics

    The subject of the functional sample is a device serving for measurement of thermal conductivity of liquids. A tested liquid flows through the device, whose measuring part is formed by a bundle of parallel circular channels. The liquid flows through the channels at flow rate, that is chosen so that a laminar regime is achieved in each channel. A known amount of heat flux is being added to the liquid along a certain sector of the channel bundle. Since the heat transfer parameters for laminar circular flow are exactly known, the thermal conductivity of the tested liquid can be evaluated from the measured flow rate, added heat flux, and temperature differences.
    This method is specifically suitable for liquids containing some particles. As the measured liquid is in continuous motion during the measurement, the sedimentation of particles and other phenomena such as thermophoresis (particle motion due to temperature gradients), which are problematic with the static methods, are avoided.
    All process parameters are recorded and controlled by a computer with inhouse developed software. Consequently, the measuring procedure can be automated, with exception of cleaning, filling and similar operations.
    Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0332299

     
     
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