Band Heaters technical comparison
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TECHNICAL COMPARISON BAND HEATERS smetsyS RILF

BAND HEATERS TECHNICAL COMPARISON Aluminium compact Band Heater type ZAK with savings potential According to the current state of knowledge, aluminium compact Band Heaters offer surface-area dependent savings potential compared to conventional Band Heaters. Comparisons have clearly shown that the aluminium heating achieved optimal heat distribution up to the boundary areas through its compact and stable design and precise fitting. A Temperature Sensor can be installed, which enables precise regulation of the heating. Test procedure: Test 1: Savings potential Test 2: Heat distribution...

The compact design of the Band Heater ZAK and the good heat-conducting material aluminium reduced the heating time in comparison to the ceramic insulated Band Heater by 11 minutes. Also in the continuous use/ maintaining 250 °C setting, over a specified time period, the aluminium compact variant displays strongly reduced surface temperature compared to the ceramic-insulated variant. The measured power usage in kWh shows a significant increase of efficiency, which leads to a reduction in the time it is in use. energy consumption (kWh) Energiebedarf (kWh) Test 2: Heat distribution 380.0 °C...

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