Fluidisation and Fluid Bed Heat Transfer Unit Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TWL-11770
Quick Answer: The Fluidisation and Fluid Bed Heat Transfer Unit passes air through fixed and fluidised beds in a glass chamber and measures heat transfer rates and coefficients from an electric heater. Results are compared with convective heat transfer rates in air.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Glass chamber holding the bed material, with an electric heater for heat transfer studies.
Bed materials change quickly; locally sourced materials and air distributors can be used for projects.
Variable transformer for heater power, with voltmeter (0 to 250 V) and ammeter (0 to 3 A).
Digital thermometer for heater surface, air inlet and probe temperatures.
Air flow meters, 0.15 to 3.5 litres/sec, and a manometer for bed pressure drop.
All components fused and earthed; heater temperature controller fitted.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Fluidising medium | Air |
| Bed chamber | Glass |
| Voltmeter range | 0 to 250 V |
| Ammeter range | 0 to 3 A |
| Air flow meters | 0.15 to 3.5 litres/sec |
| Pressure drop | Manometer |
| Mounting panel | Glass reinforced plastic |
About This Product
Students watch granular materials from the onset of fluidisation through to entrainment and measure air flow and pressure drop through each material, both packed and fluidised. The heater is used to investigate how depth of immersion, particle size and superficial velocity affect heat transfer, and the effect of distributor design on bed behaviour can be explored as well. Fluidised beds are used in fields from power generation to food processing, which gives the experiments a practical setting. The Fluidisation and Fluid Bed Heat Transfer Unit can be dispatched from India to South Africa, Philippines, Malta, South Korea, Haiti and Saudi Arabia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fluidising medium does the unit use?
Air. It flows through the bed material in a glass chamber; flow meters reading 0.15 to 3.5 litres/sec measure the air flow and a manometer measures the pressure drop.
Which effects on heat transfer can be investigated?
Depth of immersion, particle size and superficial velocity, with heater power set by a variable transformer and read on the volt and ammeter.
Can other bed materials be used?
Yes. The bed material supplied can be changed rapidly, and locally sourced bed materials and air distributors can be used for student project work.
Related: Training Workshop Labs, RTD Packed Bed Reactor Apparatus, RTD Studies in Packed Bed.
For a quotation on the Fluidisation and Fluid Bed Heat Transfer Unit, contact Educational Lab Equipments.
