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Heat Transfer Through Composite Wall

Product Code : EL-HTTCW-7370
Jlab Export is a leading Heat Transfer Through Composite Wall Manufacturer,and suppliers in India

Heat Transfer Through Composite Wall (code EL-HTTCW-7370) is a conduction set-up in which pairs of MS, Bakelite and wood specimens, held between clamp plates with a heater assembly, form a composite wall whose total thermal resistance and thermal conductivity students determine. A 12-channel digital temperature indicator reads the thermocouples, and an ammeter, voltmeter and dimmerstat set and measure the heater input. JLab builds the composite wall apparatus in Ambala, India.

Specifications

ParameterDetail
Test specimensMS (2), Bakelite (2), wood (2)
AssemblyHeater assembly, mounting frame and 2 clamp plates
ThermocouplesSet of thermocouples
Temperature indicator12-channel digital
Ammeter0–3 A
Dimmerstat0–2 A
Voltmeter0–250 V
Control panelMains on/off switch with the indicator and meters
Quality checkEach composite wall set-up is visually inspected before dispatch
Pack quantityEach (sold individually)
Minimum order quantity1 unit
Dispatch timeUsually 14–18 working days
Product codeEL-HTTCW-7370
ManufacturerJain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd (JLab) — OEM
Country of originIndia (made in Ambala, Haryana)

Series Resistances in a Composite Wall

Each layer obeys steady one-dimensional conduction, Q = kA(T1 − T2)/L, so it has a thermal resistance of L/(kA), where L is its thickness. Because the same heat passes through every layer in turn, the resistances add like resistors in series: R_total = L1/(k1A) + L2/(k2A) + L3/(k3A), and Q = (hot-face temperature − cold-face temperature)/R_total. The thermal conductivity of the wall as a whole then follows from k = Q × (total thickness)/(A × overall temperature drop).

Readings, Gradients and Plots

At each dimmerstat setting the voltmeter and ammeter give the electrical input (voltage × current) once the temperatures settle, and the thermocouples give the temperatures through the wall. Temperature falls in a straight line across each layer, and far more steeply across the wood and Bakelite than across the MS, because the gradient is the heat flux divided by the conductivity. Repeating the test at several inputs gives the data to plot the temperature gradient along the wall and heat flux against thermal conductivity.

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The apparatus has its own category, Heat Transfer Through Composite Wall, inside Heat Transfer Lab Equipment and Engineering Lab Equipment.

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Last updated: 30 October 2026


   

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