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Heating / Open-bath circulator
External
Object
DK15
Unit Description
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4. Unit Description
Immersion and flow-through coolers with air-cooled cooling
compressors are suitable for various cooling applications.
This cooler range offers individual solutions for the following
applications:
Cooling smaller systems down to –30°C.
Removing reaction heat.
Replacing tap water cooling for open-bath and heating
circulators.
Creating constant temperature conditions.
The lowest temperatures which can be reached using these
coolers, respective cooling down times and temperature ac-
curacy depend on the following factors:
The volume of heat transfer liquid.
The type of heat transfer liquid and it’s viscosity at the
desired temperature.
The bath vessel and covering insulation.
The heat created by units immersed in the bath used
to recirculate the heat transfer liquid.
4.1
Flow-Through Cooler DK15
The DK15 is designed to be integrated within the heat trans-
fer liquid circuit of e.g. a heating circulator. The heat is re-
moved from the heat transfer liquid as it is pumped through
the cooler.
The coolant and insulating materials are CFC-free.
R134a is used as the coolant.
The flow-through cooler requires an external pump (e.g. the
circulation pump of a heating circulator). Anti-freeze must be
added if water is to be used as the bath liquid.
Flow-through cooler DK15 set-up
The cooler is positioned at the return flow hose between the
heating circulator and the external object to be temperature
controlled.