Study pack of thermal conductivity + didactic thermal camera

This experimental setup allows for the study of heat propagation in different metal rods in a steady state.
The sealed metal enclosure ensures the vertical positioning of the rods through a simple clamping system. The submersible pump (provided) generates a water flow from a temperature-controlled bath (not provided) to the enclosure. This keeps the ends of the rods at a fixed temperature.
The other ends of the bars can be left exposed to the air or maintained at a constant temperature using a second enclosure (ref. 253 146 to be ordered separately).
Steady state is reached in about twenty minutes.

The metal rods are partially covered with a low-reflectivity black strip, allowing for simplified measurements with a thermal camera. This method provides the advantage of accessing the temperature of all points along each rod at any given time, unlike what can be achieved with typical temperature sensors like thermocouples.

To delve further, experiments can be conducted in transient state (kinetic monitoring) using the enclosure plugs (ref. 253 148 to be ordered separately).

Study of thermal conductivity set ref 253145
Didactic thermal camera ref 577001