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Automatic Bomb Calorimeter LMABC-B101

Automatic Bomb Calorimeter LMABC-B101

Automatic Bomb Calorimeter LMABC-B101 It is engineered for the precise measurement of the calorific value of both solid and liquid combustible materials. Accommodating a bomb volume of 282 ml and takes 15 to 25 min for test analysis. The Bomb Calorimeter is furnished with advanced features, including a semi-automatic oxygen filling, and releasing system.

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Calorimeter Type Isoperibol
Oxygen Filling semi-automatic
Bomb Volume 282 ml
Analysis Time 15 to 25 min
Bomb Washing Manual
Maximum Bomb Pressure 20 Mpa
Bomb Identity No
No. Of Tests 2 to 4/hour
Temperature Resolution 0.0001 K
Precision (RSD) ≤ 0.15 %
Heat Capacity Stability ≤ 0.25 %
Gas Requirement 99.5 % oxygen
Water Requirements Distilled water
Energy Measurement Range 0 to 50000 J
Bucket Filling Semi-Automatic
Stirring Method Blades
Reproducibility 0.15 % (analysis of 1 g of benzoic acid)
Temperature Increase 2°C (average)
Temperature Measurement PT1000 (temperature probe)
Working Temperatures ≤ 32°C
Cooling Type Automatic water circulation
Network Yes
Maximum Power 0.5 kW
Power Supply 220 V ±, 15 to 10 %, 50/60 Hz
Advance Calculations No
Main Body Dimension 600 × 417 × 908 mm
Weight 106 Kg

point.png Facilitates oxygen bomb tightness examination

point.png Equipped with blades to achieve high stirring efficiency, and faster heat transfer

point.png Ensures precise test results through the use of ample water quantities

point.png Maintains a minimal temperature difference in the jacket water (less than 0.1K) for consistent testing

point.png Features robust data processing capabilities, statistical reporting, and printing functions

point.png Provides genuine test data without the need for software modifications

point.png Equipped with an RS232 interface for data transfer

point.png Offers dependable test data without requiring software adjustments

point.png Confirmed to the international standards ASTM D5865, ISO 1928

Accessories no. Name Unit Qty.
1 Ignition thread (500 pieces) Box Box 20
2 Standard Benzoic Acid (1 gm * 10 pieces) Bottle 10
3 Gasket Ring for Oxygen Filling Facility (big, middle, small) Set 15
4 Heating Crucible PC 60
5 Oxygen bomb gasket ring (big, middle, small) Set 15
6 Plastic insulation cover Set 5
7 Special Oxygen filling pipe PC 2
8 Electrodes Set 1

It is primarily used in coal, petroleum, cement, agriculture, medical research, electronics, scientific research, quality control, and testing laboratories to measure the energy content of various materials, including fuels, food, and other combustible substances.

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Automatic Bomb Calorimeter LMABC-B101

Automatic Bomb Calorimeter

Automatic Bomb Calorimeter is a state-of-the-art instrument designed for precise and efficient determination of the calorific value of various samples, making it an essential tool for researchers, quality control professionals, and laboratories across various industries. This automatic bomb calorimeter streamlines the process of measuring the heat of combustion for a wide range of substances, from fuels and petrochemicals to food products and environmental samples.

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