Bomb Calorimeter Apparatus
Product Description
(IP-12 Specifications)
It is used for determination of calorific value of liquid & solid fuels. The instrument consists of S.S. body made out of corrosion-resisting stainless steel rod cap, 300 ml calorimeter vessel, outer jacket with insulated body, offset stirrer, S.S. crucible, pellet press, ignition wire, pressure gauge, with flexible pipes, with electronic firing unit.
Bomb Calorimeter Apparatus, Digital Thermometer 0.01°C readout
—Same as above—with digital thermometer of 0.01°C readout with remote control system
Bomb Calorimeter Apparatus with microprocessor unit, PC suitable to use with computer with printer for detection of maximum rise of temperature, resolution 0.01°C, LCD display
FAQs
1. How does a digital bomb calorimeter measure calorific value?
The bomb calorimeter determines the calorific value of liquid and solid fuels by burning the sample inside a stainless-steel vessel and measuring the heat released, delivering accurate and reliable fuel analysis results.
2. What is the accuracy level of your calorific value tester?
The apparatus is built with a corrosion-resistant stainless-steel body, 300 ml calorimeter vessel, and an insulated outer jacket, all designed to ensure precise and consistent calorific value measurements as per IP-12 specifications.
3. Can this equipment test coal, fuel, and solid samples?
Yes, the bomb calorimeter is suitable for determining the calorific value of both liquid and solid fuels, making it ideal for testing coal, petroleum-based fuels, and other solid combustible samples.
4. Does the system include automatic data calculation and reporting?
The apparatus includes an electronic firing unit for controlled ignition. For automatic data calculation and reporting features, we recommend contacting our team for available model configurations.
5. Is the bomb calorimeter suitable for laboratory and industrial use?
Yes, the bomb calorimeter is designed for both laboratory and industrial applications, making it ideal for accurate calorific value testing of liquid and solid fuels.