Geothermal Probe with Heat Pipe Principle
GE-110
Demonstration of the operation of a geothermal probe with heat pipe principle
Heat pipe made of glass with transparent temperature control jacket
Specifications
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Demonstration of the operation of a geothermal probe with heat pipe principle
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Heat pipe made of glass with transparent temperature control jacket
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Water as a working medium for heat dissipation in the heat exchanger
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Supply of the working medium via the lab network or via water chiller to ensure a maximum water temperature of 16°C
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Simulation of the energy balance of a heat pump in the A software
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Refrigerant R1233zd, GWP: 1
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A software for data acquisition via USB under Windows 8, 10
Features
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Heat pipe
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length: approx. 1000mm
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Ø external, heat pipe: approx. 56mm
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Ø external, temperature control jacket: approx. 80mm
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Heater in the heating circuit
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output: 2KW
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Pump in the heating circuit
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Max. flow rate: 1,9m3/h
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Power consumption: 58W
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U-tube geothermal probe made of copper
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length: approx. 1000mm
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Pump in the thermal response test
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flow rate: 4,8…28,2L/h
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Power consumption: max. 60W
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Heating element in the water tank
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output: 100W
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Heating element in the sand container
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output: SOW
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Refrigerant: R1233zd, GWP: 1
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filling volume: 2,3kg
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CO2-equivalent: Ot
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Measuring ranges
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Temperature of the heating element in the sand sample: 0.250°C
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Flow rate: 0.4…6L/min
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Power and Electrical
- Mains Connection: 230V, 50Hz, 1 phases
Dimensions and weight
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LxWxH: approx. 2170x790x1900mm
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Weight: approx. 250kg
Required for operation
- Water connection (min. 360L/h, water temperature max. 16°C),
- Drain or WL 110.20
- PC with Windows recommended