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Portable electronic divided bar (Australian Patent Application 2007903695) Hot Dry Rocks Pty Ltd introduces what we believe to be the world’s first portable, electronic divided bar machine for measuring the thermal conductivity of solid samples. This device has grown out of HDRPL’s extensive experience measuring thermal conductivity of rock samples, in collaboration with a team with over a decade of experience building specialist geophysical tools. The design has focused on functionality, portability and versatility, without compromising on simplicity, accuracy and reliability. Description: A divided bar is a device that applies a steady thermal gradient across a sample in series with a material of known thermal conductivity. The thermal conductivity of the sample is calculated by measuring the ratio of the thermal gradient across the sample relative to that across the known material. A “conventional” divided bar maintains the thermal gradient using thermostatically controlled water baths. These baths are bulky and require AC power and (usually) a source of running water to cool the pump motors. Such devices are only found in permanent laboratories. In contrast, our device operates from a 12 volt DC power source (with optional AC adapter) and requires no external cooling. Thethermal gradient is created using electronic Peltier devices, which have the ability to both heat and cool in response to an applied electric current. Features and specifications:
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Enquiries: HDRPL will custom-build units upon request with a delivery time of 8–12 weeks. Please address all enquires to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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