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| | | FLUKI ~~ Hart Scientific5 | | |
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| | | Really cold baths | | |
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| | | | | | | | | | | | Specifications | 7060 | 7080 | 7100 | | | | Range | -60°Cto 110 °C | -80°Cto 110 °C | -100°Cto 110 °C | | | | Stability | ± 0.0025 °C at -60 °C (methanol) ± 0.002 °C at 0 °C (methanol) ± 0.0015 °C at 25 °C (water) ±0.003 °C at 100 °C (oil 5012) | ± 0.0025 °C at -80 °C (methanol) ± 0.0015 °C at 0 °C (methanol) ± 0.0015 °C at 25 °C (water) ± 0.003 °C at 100 °C (oil 5012) | ± 0.008 °C at -100 °C (methanol) | | | | Uniformity | ± 0.005 °C at -60 °C (methanol) ± 0.005 °C at 0 °C (methanol) ± 0.003 °C at 25 °C (water) ±0.005 °C at 100 °C (oil 5012) | ± 0.007 °C at -80 °C (methanol) ± 0.005 °C at 0 °C (methanol) ± 0.003 °C at 25 °C (water) ±0.005 °C at 100 °C (oil 5012) | ± 0.005 °C at -100 °C (methanol) | | | | Temperature Setting | Digital display with push-button data entry | | | | Set-Point Resolution | 0.01 °C; high-resolution mode, 0.00007 °C | | | | Display Resolution | 0.01 °C | | | | Digital Setting Accuracy | ±1°C | | | | Digital Setting Repeatability | ±0.01°C | | | | Heaters | 500 and 1000 Watts | 350 and 700 Watts | | | | Access Opening | 127x254 mm (5 x 10 in) | 98 mm diameter (3.8 in) | | | | Depth | 305 mm (12 in) | 406 mm (16 in) | | | | Wetted Parts | 304 stainless steel | | | | Power | 230 V ac (± 10 %), 50 or 60 Hz, 13 A, single phase, specify frequency | 230 V ac (± 10 %), 50 or 60 Hz, 12 A, specify frequency | | | | Volume | 27 liters (7.2 gallons) | 18 liters (4.8 gallons) | | | | Weight | 159 kg (350 lb) | 182 kg (400 lb) | | | | Size (HxWxD) | 1168 x 775 x 483 mm (46 x 30.5 x 19 in) | 1270x813 x 483 mm (50x32x 19 in) | | | | Automation Package | Interface-if software and an RS-232 computer interface are available for setting the bath temperature via an external computer. For IEEE-488, add 2001-IEEE to the automation package. | | | | | | | | | | | |
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| | | Periodic bath testing All calibration apparatus should either be tested or calibrated. Calibration baths are no different. Although the accuracy is often of secondary importance, bath instability and non-uniformity directly affect calibration uncertainties. To ensure continued performance, these bath characteristics should be tested periodically. The tests should be carried out at all | | |
| | | temperatures commonly used and under typical conditions. Additionally, since the goal of the tests is to determine the contribution to uncertainty, these tests should be conducted only over the "calibration zone" used in your process, not over the entire zone available. The tests can be conducted with several sensors or with a single sensor moved from one location to the next. | | Map the differences and include them in your uncertainty analysis. In most cases, with a Hart bath, the values observed will be significantly smaller than the published specifications. | | |
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| | | Temperature Calibration Equipment 115 | | |
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