Exhaust Gas Calorimeter Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TLT-13035
Quick Answer: The Exhaust Gas Calorimeter is an insulated stainless steel tank through which engine exhaust gas flows from bottom to top, passing its heat to a finned pipe carrying cooling water, used to determine the thermal exhaust gas losses of an internal combustion engine.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Insulated stainless steel tank with exhaust gas flowing from bottom to top
- Finned pipe carrying cooling water, arranged in loops
- Water and exhaust gas inlet and outlet temperatures and the volumetric flow of water recorded electronically
- Digital display through a measuring amplifier
- Data cable to the test stand for PC data acquisition
- Connected to a test engine with a heat-resistant exhaust gas hose
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Tank | Insulated stainless steel |
| Gas flow | Bottom to top |
| Heat exchanger | Finned pipe with cooling water, arranged in loops |
| Measured values | Water and exhaust gas inlet and outlet temperatures, volumetric flow of water |
| Display | Digital, through a measuring amplifier |
| Data | Data cable to the test stand, PC data acquisition |
| Engine connection | Heat-resistant exhaust gas hose |
About This Product
In an internal combustion engine, part of the fuel energy leaves with the hot exhaust gas, and this loss must be known to draw up an energy balance. A calorimeter finds it by passing the exhaust gas over a cooling medium and measuring the heat taken up by the water. Students record the water and gas temperatures and the water flow, then calculate the heat carried away. The unit is used with an engine test stand in thermal engineering practicals. Schools, colleges and distributors in Brunei, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, South Africa, Kenya and Benin can source the Exhaust Gas Calorimeter from School Lab Equipment India.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Exhaust Gas Calorimeter measure?
It records the water and exhaust gas inlet and outlet temperatures and the volumetric flow of the cooling water, which are used to determine the thermal exhaust gas losses of an engine.
Q2. How are the readings displayed and stored?
They are displayed digitally using a measuring amplifier. The amplifier is connected to the test stand with a data cable, so the data can be stored and processed through PC data acquisition.
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For a quotation on the Exhaust Gas Calorimeter, contact School Lab Equipment India.