INFORMATIONS
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Standard Voltage:
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230V, 400V
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Thread:
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G 1 1/2
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Sheath material:
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Stainles steel 1.4435 (AISI316 L)
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Protection cap:
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YES ( IP41, IP64)
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Max Watt densty:
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9 W/cmm2
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Thermostat:
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As option
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Heating conductor:
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Nickel-Chrom 80/20
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Limitor:
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As option
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| EHK standard dimensions |
| Articel Nr. |
Immersion lenght (mm) |
Power for 230V (W) |
Surface load (W/cm2) |
| 105190 |
170 |
750 |
2 - 3 |
| 105191 |
240 |
1000 |
| 105192 |
480 |
1500 |
| 105193 |
600 |
2000 |
| 105194 |
880 |
3000 |
| 105195 |
170 |
1000 |
4 - 5 |
| 105196 |
240 |
1500 |
| 105197 |
480 |
3000 |
| 105198 |
600 |
4500 |
| 105199 |
880 |
6000 |
| 105200 |
170 |
2500 |
8 - 9 |
| 105201 |
240 |
3000 |
| 105202 |
480 |
6000 |
| 105203 |
600 |
7500 |
| 105204 |
880 |
10000 |
| Description |
Code |
| Protection IP 41 |
Whitout thermostat |
120800 |
| Whitout thermostat |
120801 |
| With limitor |
120802 |
| Protection IP 64 |
Whitout thermostat |
120803 |
| Whitout thermostat |
120804 |
| With limitor |
120805 |
| Thermostat |
| Single-phase 30 - 110°C |
120810 |
| Single-phase 50 - 300°C |
120811 |
| 3-phase 30 - 110°C |
120812 |
| 3-phase 50 - 300°C |
120813 |
| Single-phase 0 - 100°C adjustable inside |
120815 |
| Single-phase 50 - 320°C adjustable inside |
120816 |
| 3-phase 50 - 300°C adjustable inside |
120817 |
| Limitor single-phase 0 - 100°C |
120819 |
| Limitor single-phase 70 - 300°C |
120814 |
| Fixation elements and seals |
| Hexagonal nut G1 1/2 SW 60 Brass |
600157 |
| Hexagonal nut G1 1/2 SW 60 Chrome steel |
600158 |
| Copper mineral gasket 48x54x2 mm |
600431 |
The assembly of the heater can be made onto a container with a wall thickness of at least 10 mm by a threaded hole G 1 1⁄2. The hole needs to be chamfered 2.5 x 45° on the assembly side so that the nipple can easily be mounted. For the assembly onto containers with a wall thickness less than 10 mm it is necessary to use G1 1⁄2 nut. Counter nut or seal can be supplied separately.
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Preheating of oil to ensure efficient lubrication |
Prepairing hot water |
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The power required to heat the mass of a medium is calculated as follows:
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Calculation formula
P = power in Watt
m = mass in kg
c = specific heat in Wh/kg K
ΔT = temperature difference in Kelvin
Δt = heating up time in hours
In applications with high material flow, the power should be calculated by using the mass per hour, in kg/h instead of the mass and heating up time. Material properties for the calculation see bottom of the page |
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Heat losses
To compensate heat losses, the power should be increased by:
for non-insulated containers 20% to 30%
for insulated containers 10% to 20%
Heat losses for open containers by vaporization
Water temperature Loss per m2 of water surface in kW/h
40˚C 0,6
60˚C 2,8
80˚C 7,0
95˚C 15,0
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For the melting or the vaporization of a medium the melting or vaporization heat in Wh/kg has to be added to the calculation indicated beside. By using equipment with a thermostat, the power of the heater may be two times higher than calculated.
| Substances |
Density kg/dm3 |
Melting temp. Wh/kg K |
Melting temp. °K |
Melting heat Wh/kg |
Boiling point °K |
Vaporization Heat Wh/kg |
| Water |
1 |
1,162 |
273 |
92,66 |
373 |
626,66 |
| Air |
0,0013 |
0,279 |
53 |
- |
82 |
- |
| Parafin |
0,9 |
0,908 |
325 |
- |
573 |
- |
| Heating oil |
0,83 |
0,58 |
263 |
- |
~450 |
~160 |
| Alcohol |
0,77 |
1,163 |
195 |
27,9 |
240 |
380,17 |
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