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L 312 e.1 12 UNITS NORMAG - LABORATORY GLASSWARE
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L 312 e.1

NORMAG - LABORATORY GLASSWARE

1122 UNITS

NORMAG - LABORATORY GLASSWAREL 312 e.1

NORMAG - LABORATORY GLASSWARE

1122 UNITS

NORMAG - LABORATORY GLASSWARE

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FALLING FILM PHOTOREACTOR

GENERALThe synthesis via the photo chemistry isa commonly applied method. Organicsynthesises often succeed only due tothe radiation with UV-light or will bespeeded up. Photochemical reactionsare often run at room temperature and sothey are gentler than other thermal pro-cesses. Photoreactors have a widerange of application, e.g. in synthesis,analysis and waste water treatment.

Pict.Falling Film Photoreactor with forced liquid circulation

WITH FORCED LIQUID CIRCULATION

TThhee NNoorrmmaagg FFaalllliinngg FFiillmm PPhhoottoorreeaaccttoorr ooffffeerrss tthhee ffoolllloowwiinngg aaddvvaannttaaggeess::

� An effective circulation of the liquid to be radiated inside the reactor.� Due to the falling film principle, an intensive radiation is reached.� Only a small liquid volume is necessary.� Operations in low temperature range ensure more application facilities.� Used materials Borosilicate glass 3.3, quartz glass and plastic parts of PTFE.� This photoreactor is suitable for mercury medium pressure lamps TQ 718 and TQ 150 and the mercury low pressure

lamp TNN 15/32.

Construction of theFalling Film Photoreactor

The radiation vessel is the main compo-nent of the reactor. It has a capacity ofapprox. 200 ml and distinguish by thesilver coated high vacuum jacket withside strips and tempering jacket. Coo-ling tube and immersion tube, bothmade of quartz glass, are located in theradiation vessel. The circulation iseffected by the forced circulation pump"System Normag", which is controlledby a control unit. Delivery consists offour supply vessels with volumes of100, 250, 500 and 1000 ml, as well as alow temperature thermometer for lowtemperature ranges between -30 °Cand + 100 °C and small pieces.

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09356

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� Mercury low pressure lamp TNN 15/32Capacity 15 W,Lamp voltage 55 V

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09370

� Power unit fitting for TNN 15/32, Connecting voltage 230 V, 50 Hz

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09371

� Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150Capacity 150 WLamp voltage 85 V

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09360

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z1With additional radiation intensity 400 - 450 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09361

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z2With additional radiation intensity 500 - 550 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09362

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z3With additional radiation intensity 280 - 360 nmand 460 - 510 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09363

� Power unit fitting for TQ 150, TQ 150 Z1,TQ 150 Z2 andTQ 150 Z3 lamps Connecting voltage 220 V, 50 Hz

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09364

AAcccceessssoorryy ffoorr tthhee FFaalllliinngg FFiillmm PPhhoottoorreeaaccttoorr

� Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 718Capacity 700 WLamp voltage 220 V

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09380

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 718 Z1With additional radiation intensity 400 - 450 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09381

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 718 Z2With additional radiation intensity 500 - 550 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09382

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 718 Z3With additional radiation intensity 280 - 360 nmand 460 - 510 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09383

� Power unit fitting for TQ 718 lampsConnecting voltage 220 V, 50 Hz

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09384

� Table tripod framefor the mounting of the photoreactor,made of V4A tube, outer diameter 26.9 mmwith powder-coated tube connectors,Dimensions: W 800 x D 550 x H 1080 mm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09385

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Legend:

1 - Radiation vessel2 - Cooling tube, Quartz glass3 - UV-lamp TQ 7184 - UV-lamp TNN 15/325 - Power unit for UV-lamp TQ 7186 - Power unit for UV-lamp TNN 15/327 - Gassing frit8 - Thermometer9 - Cooling water connections GL 14

10 - Forced circulation pump11 - Pump impeller12 - Glass stopcock for sampling13 - Spindle valve for drain off14 - Motor15 - Speed controller16 - Ventilating and feeding connection17 - Throttle valve18 - Supply vessel for reaction solution19 - Equalising line for small volumes

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PHOTOREACTOR

GENERALThe synthesis via the photo chemistry isa commonly applied method. Organicsynthesises often succeed only due tothe radiation with UV-light or will bespeeded up. Photochemical reactionsare often run at room temperature andso they are gentler than other thermalprocesses. Photoreactors have a widerange of application, e.g. in synthesis,analysis and waste water treatment.

Pict.Photoreactor with forced liquid circulation

WITH FORCED LIQUID CIRCULATION

TThhee NNoorrmmaagg PPhhoottoorreeaaccttoorr ooffffeerrss tthhee ffoolllloowwiinngg aaddvvaannttaaggeess::

� An effective circulation of the liquid to be radiated inside the reactor.� Only a small liquid volume is necessary.� Used materials Borosilicate glass 3.3, quartz glass and plastic parts of PTFE.� This photoreactor is suitable for the mercury low pressure lamp TNN 15/32 and for the mercury medium pressure lamps

TQ 150, TQ 150 Z1, TQ 150 Z2 and TQ 150 Z3.

Construction of the Photoreactor

The radiation vessel is the main compo-nent of the reactor. It has a capacity ofapprox. 350 - 400 ml. Cooling tube andimmersion tube, both made of quartzglass, are located in the radiation ves-sel. The circulation of the liquid is effec-ted by the forced circulation pump"System Normag", which is controlledby a control unit. A thermometer fortemperature range from 0 °C - 150 °C ispart of delivery as well as small pieces.

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09316

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AAcccceessssoorryy ffoorr tthhee PPhhoottoorreeaaccttoorr::

� Mercury low pressure lamp TNN 15/32Capacity 15 W, Lamp voltage 55 V

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09370

� Power unit fitting for TNN 15/32, connecting voltage 230 V, 50 Hz

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09371

� Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150Capacity 150 WLamp voltage 85 V

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09360

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z1With additional radiation intensity 400 - 450 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09361

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z2With additional radiation intensity 500 - 550 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09362

- Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ 150 Z3With additional radiation intensity 280 - 360 nm and 460 - 510 nm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09363

� Power unit fitting for TQ 150, TQ 150 Z1, TQ 150 Z2 and TQ 150 Z3 lamps Connecting voltage 220 V, 50 Hz

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09364

� Table tripod frame for the mounting of the photoreactor, made of V4A tube, outer diameter 26.9 mm with powder-coated tube connectors,Dimensions: W 800 x D 550 x H 1080 mm

CCaattaalloogguuee NNoo.. SAA 09385

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Legend:

1 - Radiation vessel2 - Cooling tube, quartz glass3 - Mercury medium pressure lamp TQ1504 - Mercury medium pressure lamp TNN 15/32

5, 6 - Power unit7 - Gassing frit8 - Thermometer9 - Cooling water connections GL 14

10 - Forced liquid pump11 - Pump impeller12 - Glass stopcock13 - Spindle valve for drain off14 - Motor15 - Speed regulation device16 - Ventilating and feeding connection

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LABORATORY UNIT FOR GAS ABSORPTIONGENERALAbsorption is the intake of gases in awashing liquid by physical solving orreversible chemical reaction. Depen-ding on whether the gas by physical sol-ving or by chemical binding is bound itis a physical or a chemical absorption.When a mixture CO2/air gets in touchwith water, the CO2 gas is absorbed inthe water but the air is not solved. Theabsorption capacity of the water for car-bon dioxide depends on the influencetime, the pressure and the temperature.This unit provides the facility the carbondioxide to wash out of the carbon dioxi-de/air mixture. Due to the ratio of theboth components determining the sepa-rating effect, the solvent flow and the gasflow are aimed varied.

Pict. 1 Laboratory unit for gas absorption

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� Due to the slight construction height, use in almost all laboratories is possible.� All media-touching parts are made of Borosilicate glass 3.3 or PTFE.� The single components of the unit are connected with standardised connectors.

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Construction of the Laboratory unit for gas absorptionThe core of the unit is the absorption column consisting of theabsorption tube (K), a gas inlet (G) and a siphon part (S). Thementioned parts are connected with conical ground joints NS 45/40 and fitted with a silver coated high vacuum jacket.The absorption column has an inner diameter DN 50 and alength of approx. 1400 mm. The inlet component (E) seats onthe upper end of the column and at the lower end seats thesiphon part with the drain valve.The both gases air and CO2 are introduced via the connec-tions 1 and 2, adjusted with the valves (V2) and (V3) andmixed together in the mixer (M) then fed over the heatexchanger into the absorption column which is filled withRaschig rings 4/4 mm. The absorption liquid water is directedfrom the top towards the gas in counter flow from vessel (B1)with the pump (P) and over a flow meter (Q1) and the heatexchanger (W1).The both heat exchanger (W1) and (W2) are connected witha thermostat (TS). Through this is reached that absorption gas

and absorption liquid are fed with the same temperature intothe absorption column. The issued gas is directed for analy-sis into a gas analyser (GA). The inlet gas can be also analy-sed by switching of the three way stopcock (VD). Followingdata can be captured via a data logger in the unit:

- Temperature at the water inlet (T1)- Temperature at the gas inlet (T2)- Temperature in the siphon (T3)- Electric conductivity at the water inlet (L1)- Electric conductivity in the siphon (L2)- Differential pressure above the column (DD)- Gas concentration (GA)

The measuring can be analysed at the PC with a suitable soft-ware.

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Legend:B1,B2 - VesselsDD - Differential pressure sensorE - Inlet partG - Gas inlet partGA - Gas analyserK - Absorption tube

L1,L2 - Conductivity sensorM - MixerME - Data loggerP - PumpQ1 - Flow rate meterQ2,Q3 - RotameterS - Siphon part

TP - CartridgeTS - ThermostatT1-T3 - Pt 100-thermometerÜV - Overpressure valveVD - Three way stopcockV1-V3 - ValvesW1,W2 - Heat exchanger

Air

Drain

Drain for Gas

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LABORATORY UNIT

GENERALThis NORMAG unit for absorption ofreaction gas distinguished by its com-pact construction which meets the highrequirements for such units. The onlyused materials are Borosilicate glass 3.3and PTFE. Additional safety give powdercoated glass parts if required. Only oneflange connection will contact theabsorption liquid, the other connectionsare located in the gas part. The flangeconnections and all other spherical gro-und joints are polished and allow a longdwell time of the unit. Due to this fact,high concentrated bases as absorptionliquids can be used. The connectionsare sealed with PTFE seals. High vacu-um spindle valves made of Borosilicateglass 3.3 and PTFE serve for the lockingof the gases and the absorption liquid.The unit is suitable for use under vacu-um and available in different types. Thesizes 6 litres and 10 litres are designedfor laboratory purposes. For this unit weoffer a mobile frame, made of stainlesssteel tube, with safety bath.

Pict. 1 Laboratory unitfor the absorption of reaction gases

FOR ABSORPTION OF REACTION GASES

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Construction of the absorption unitThe core of this NORMAG unit for absorption of reaction gasis the absorption column which is sealed on the receiver forthe absorption liquid. The absorption liquid is cooled by adouble coil, made of Borosilicate glass 3.3, inside the absorp-tion receiver. Connections for the cooling are flanges Pl 15providing the facility to connect a thermostat hose. Two glassadapter for coupling flange Pl 15 and olive D11 are part of thedelivery. The NORMAG glass pump for forced liquid circulati-on of the absorption liquid with magnet drive is located belowthe receiver, guaranteeing a quick exchange. Normally, thepump volume is 120 litres/h by 1500 revs/min, but the pumpvolume can be changed with the control device. Due to safetyreasons, the suction and pressure tubes are inside theabsorption column. To increase the reaction surface, Raschigrings as packing are used. The gas to be purified is introdu-ced via the HV spindle valve 3 into the unit and rises in theabsorption column. The pumped up absorption liquid runsover the Raschig rings towards the gas and the mass transfercan start. The drain off of the purified gas is effected by theconnected manifold with spindle valves. The flange andthread connections at the receiver serve for the refilling of theabsorption liquid and for taking a thermometer or pH-sensor.A connection, which serves for cleaning the unit is sealed onthe head of the absorption column. The used absorption liquidcan be drained off by opening the spindle valve at the pump,then the unit can be cleaned and after closing the valve a newabsorption liquid can be introduced. For automatic use, anaddition funnel is tightly connected with the receiver, so thatthe absorption liquid can be refilled automatically.

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Legend:

1 Control device2 Cooling water connection3 Gas inlet4 Connection for absorption liquid5 Outlet for purified gas 6 Connection for cleaning the unit

control device

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LABORATORY UNIT

GENERALThis discontinuous distillation unit canbe used for diverse purposes in labora-tory. The unit can be employed for pre-parative work, for processing of solventsas well as for research and teaching.The reachable separation efficiencydepends on the used column type andthe throughput.

Pict.1Laboratory unit for discontinuous distillation

FOR DISCONTINUOUS DISTILLATION

TThhee llaabboorraattoorryy uunniitt ffoorr ddiissccoonnttiinnuuoouuss ddiissttiillllaattiioonn ooffffeerrss tthhee ffoolllloowwiinngg aaddvvaannttaaggeess::

� Due to its small construction height, use in almost all laboratories is possible.In most cases, the unit can be fitted in a flue.

� All product-touching parts are made of Borosilicate glass 3.3 enabling the use of a wide range of substances.� All single parts of the unit are fitted with standardised connections as NS ground joints, spherical ground joints or flanges.� The unit can be operated under normal pressure and under vacuum.� The operation temperatures can reach up to +200 °C.� The unit has an high safety standard, but does not have an EX protection.

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Construction of the discontinuous distillation unitThe boiling flask (B) with a reaction volume of approx. 2 litreshas three necks. The packed column (K) DN 30 with a lengthof 600 mm is fitted onto the centre neck of the reaction vesselwith ground joint NS 29/32. The column is fitted with a highvacuum jacket, is silver coated and has sight strips. The bothside necks of the boiling flask with NS ground joints take theconstant addition funnel (DT) with approx. 1000 ml volume,glass needle valve and vacuum equalising line and the Pt 100-thermometer. The packed column contains 4x4Raschig rings. The column head (KK) with electromagneticfunnel, vacuum connection with ventilation and connection forPt 100-thermometer is on the top of the column. The takendistillate is led into the graduated receiver (V) with a volumeof approx. 1000 ml and outlet valve. The control of the per-manent cooling water flow in the column head during thedistillation is ensured per flow watcher sensor (DS) with con-trol unit for switching off the heating. A heating mantle (H) witha capacity of 600 W serves for the heating of the distillationunit and a power controller (LS) supervises the heating capa-city and the temperature for the boiling flask. The time impul-

se for outlet or reflux of the distillate are controlled with a timer(TG). A chemical resistant vacuum pump stand (VP) combi-ned with a vacuum controller (VC) with pressure sensor (PS)and magnet valve (MV) ensure a constant working undervacuum lower than 10 mbar. The pre-fitted cold trap servesfor the condensation of the gases. Power controller, timer andvacuum controller are fitted with a digital interface. This offersthe possibility to connect the devices at one PC and to analy-se the captured data of e.g. temperature and pressure with asuitable software.The unit is mounted in a robust frame with safety bath andtrays, all made of stainless steel.

Dimensions: L x D x H: 1600 x 600 x 2000 mm

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Legend:

B Boiling flaskDS Flow watch sensorDT Addition funnelH Heating mantleK Packed columnKF Cold trapKK Column headLS Power controllerM Magnet for reflux controlMV Magnet valve for vacuum lockingPC PCPS Vacuum pressure sensor Pt Pt 100-thermometerTG TimerV Receiver, graduatedVC Vacuum controllerVP Vacuum pump

Data line RS 232

Cooling water

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LABORATORY UNIT FOR CONTINUOUS DISTILLATION

GENERALThis continuous distillation unit can beused for diverse purposes in laboratory.Its use reaches from processing of sol-vents, the application in research andteaching to process development andprocess optimising. The reachableseparating efficiency depends on theused column type and the volume to bedistilled.

Pict. 1Laboratory unit for continuous distillation

TThhiiss llaabboorraattoorryy uunniitt ooffffeerrss tthhee ffoolllloowwiinngg aaddvvaannttaaggeess::

� Due to the small construction height, use in almost all laboratories is possible.� All product-touching parts are made of Borosilicate glass 3.3 or PTFE, enabling the use of a wide range of substances.� All single parts of the unit are fitted with standardised connections as NS-ground joints, spherical ground joints or flanges.� The unit can be operated under normal pressure and under vacuum.� The operation temperatures can reach up to 200 °C.� The measurement and control technology is modularly constructed, so the unit can be manually or automatically operated.� The unit has an high safety standard, but does not have an EX-protection.

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Construction of the continuous distillation unitThe basic part of the unit is an horizontal circulating evapora-tor (V) with a capacity of approx. 2 litres, which is heated bya heating plug (HK). A condenser (K) is located below theevaporator for cooling the sump product during the drain offper pump (P2) into the vessel (B2). The unit consists of twopacked columns DN 50 (K1) and (K2). Between these twocolumns the infeed part (E) is located which is fitted with apre-heater. Above the column is an electromagnetic control-led column head (KK). During the operation of the unit, thestart product is pumped per pump (P1) from the vessel (B1)into the pre-heater (VH) and flows via the infeed part into thecolumn. For taking the temperatures inside the evaporator, pre-heater,column and column head,

Pt 100-thermometer are used. Light rod sensors (LS) ensurethe monitoring of the fill level in the evaporator. A timer (TG),a differential pressure regulating valve (DR) and a power con-troller are used for measurement and control of the unit.All measuring data are captured per data logger and analy-sed with a computer with belonging software.The measurement and control technology provides the facili-ty for a fully automatical operation of the unit. A flow rate sen-sor, integrated in the cooling water circulation, will switch offthe unit if necessary.

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Legend:

B1 - Vessel (start product)B2 - Vessel (sump product)DR - Differential pressure controllerDS - Differential pressure sensorDV - Receiver

E - Infeed partHK - Heating plugK - CondenserKK - Column headK1 - Lower columnK2 - Upper columnLS - Light rod

N - Mains connectionP1, P2 - PumpsT - Pt 100-thermometerTG - TimerTR - Temperature controllerV - Circulating evaporatorVH - Pre-heater

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Pict.Micro spinning band column

MICRO SPINNING BAND COLUMNGENERAL

The micro spinning band column canbe used for different purposes. Its usereaches from research and teaching tosolutions for specific separating tasksin the industry. After the separation ofthe substances, the distillate drain off iselectromagnetic according to thevapour division principle. The effectivecolumn length is approx. 1000 mm.The test mixture n-Heptan / Methylcy-clohexan reaches a separating efficien-cy of approx. 50 theoretic plates undernormal pressure and infinite reflux.

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Construction of the micro spinning band columnThe basic part of the unit is the micro jacket column DN 6 with sealed electromagnetic controlled vapour divider and Anschütz-Thiele receiver.The spinning band column has a silver coated high vacuum jacket with bellows and sight strips. A vacuum magnet stirrer sealmade of stainless steel is fitted via a flat flange DN 50. Inside the column is the HOSTAFLON band which is brought in rotationwith the driving motor. A control unit adjusts the revs of the spinning band. The drain and reflux of the distillate is controlled withthe digital timer which receives the measuring from a Pt 100-thermometer. The heating of the boiling flask can be effected eit-her with a circulating thermostat or with a heating mantle with power control. The individual fractions are collected in a vacuumrotary receiver.

Accessories for the micro spinning band column:

- Special boiling flasks with tempering jacket, volumes 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml- Special boiling flasks with tempering jacket and additional silver coated high vacuum jacket, volumes 25 ml and 50 ml- Magnet stirrer with rev control- Lab jack, made of stainless steel- Circulating thermostat with working temperature range from +20 to +250 °C- Circulating condenser with working temperature range from -10 °C to +40 °C- Normag digital thermometer- Normag digital vacuum controller- Pt 100-thermometer, installation length 35 mm- Pt 100-thermometer for special boiling flasks- Vacuum spinning receiver- Frame to bear the unit, made of stainless steel tube, diameter 26.9 mm, powder coated tube connectors,

Dimensions L x D x H: 1600 x 600 x 2000 mm

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UNIVERSAL REACTION UNIT

GENERALThe discontinuously working reactionunit has been designed for various reac-tions in the liquid phase.

It is an universal unit, typical for labora-tory technique, multifunctional andexpandable standard unit.

The reaction vessel made of Borosilica-te glass 3.3 can have different volumesreaching from 0.5 to 10 litres and more.The unit can be used for synthesis andseparation as well as for bio-reactions.

Pict. 1Universal reaction unit for discontinuous operation

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� The unit can be operated under vacuum, normal pressure or slight overpressure.� It is possible to realise reactions in temperature ranges from -30 °C to +200 °C, provided the thermostat is suitable.� All product-touching parts are made of Borosilicate glass 3.3 or PTFE, providing the facility for use of many different

substances.� Due to the use of Borosilicate glass 3.3, reactions can be watched.� A controlled running of reactions is possible in a certain temperature range and a reproducible addition of several liquids

is granted.� The measurement and control technology is modularly constructed and can be operated with different sensors. Data can

be captured and analysed in time intervals.

FOR DISCONTINUOUS OPERATION

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Construction of the universal reaction unitThe core of this unit is the flat flange reaction vessel DN 200with a volume of approx. 10 litres with silver coated high vacu-um and tempering jacket and adjustable PTFE bottom outletvalve DN 15. A flat flange lid DN 200 with centre neck socketNS 29/32 and side neck sockets NS 29/32, NS 14/23 and GL threads 18 and 25 allows the connecting of peripheralcomponents for stirring, feeding and measuring. The robusttriple clamp DN 200, made of stainless steel, closes the lidand the vessel and offers additionally the possibility to secu-re the unit in the frame. Lid and vessel are sealed with an O-ring, made of silicone and FEP-lined. A stainless steelanchor stirrer, shaft diameter 10 mm, is introduced over a sui-table stirrer seal with double PTFE sealing and serves for afine mixing of the substances. With a jacketed reflux conden-ser with off-distilling function can be distilled off via theAnschütz-Thiele receiver into the round bottom flask. Theused agitator offers the rev range from 12 to 2000 revs/min.and has a digital display. Different liquids can be introducedinto the reactor either via a temperable addition funnel of 1000 ml or via two diaphragm pumps with a range of 0.08 to

80 ml/min. An efficient circulating thermostat provides a largetemperature range for operations. A chemical resistant dia-phragm pump with a pumping speed of 1m³/h allows to carryout reactions under vacuum. Two Pt 100-thermometer and apH-sensor take the data which are captured and analysedwith a computer with belonging software. The unit is mountedin a robust and mobile frame of stainless steel tubes, diame-ter 26.9 mm, with trays and safety bath. Dimensions of theframe: L x D x H: 1600 x 600 x 2000 mm.

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Legend:

AT - Anschütz-Thiele receiverB - ReceiverD1 - Pump 1D2 - Pump 2DT - Addition funnelME - Data capture

P - Vacuum pumpPC - PCRK - Reflux condenserRW - AgitatorT - Thermostat

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HIGH VACUUM PUMP STAND

GENERALIn many cases, the use of vacuum isnecessary for the running of differentchemical processes.

Especially in research and developmentof new products in laboratory, processesrun under vacuum or with feeding in ofinert gas. Due to this reason, the NORMAG LABOR- und PROZESS-TECHNIK GmbH has developed a mobile vacuum pump stand meeting thehighest requirements.

Pict. 1High vacuum pump standfor variable use in laboratories

Technical data:

Standard dimensions of the pump stand (L/H/D) 500 x 500 x 1400 mmCombined pump stand consisting of:

- Chemical resistant diaphragm pump- Two stage rotary vane pump- Connecting voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz- Pumping speed: 3.7 m³/h- Ultimate pressure: 3 x 10-3 mbar

Vacuum meter with CAP 120 / Measuring range: 200 - 0.1 mbar

FOR VARIABLE USE IN LABORATORIES

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Pict. 2 schematic description

Construction of the high vacuum pump standThe pump stand consists of two easy to dismantle single ele-ments, connected with high vacuum flanges in different sizes.Between the flanges are centring rings with Viton sealing,giving a safe seal and centring of the flanges.The connections for taking vacuum and inert gas are robusthigh vacuum double spindle valves. The stems of these val-ves can be made as NS-cone, glass thread or olives, just forcustomer's requirements. Two safety/overpressure valvesguarantee that the unit will not be injured, caused by failure inoperating.Due to the pre-fitting of several cold traps it is possible to con-dense gaseous parts in the suction line. A connection with ahigh vacuum flange DN 16 provides the facility to connect avacuum meter with capacitive sensor. The locking of the unit versus the vacuum pump is effectedwith a great high vacuum spindle valve DN 15. A chemvac combined pump stand serves as vacuum pump.This guarantees the reaching of a sufficient vacuum, and thechemical resistant design ensures a wide range of applicati-ons.

The vacuum pump stand is integrated in a mobile frame ofstainless steel tubes, tube diameter 26.9 mm. Rollers give the possibility to move the stand within the labo-ratory.

Pump stand, vacuum pump and frame can be designed tocustomer's requirements.

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SHORT PATH EVAPORATOR UNIT DSV 80

Pict. Short path evaporator unit DSV 80

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UNITS

NORMAG 2005

Construction of the short path evaporator unit DSV 80This short path evaporator with roll wiper cage is used fordistillation of temperature sensitive products in vacuum ran-ges from 1-10-3 mbar. The dwell time in the heating zone isonly a few seconds. The composition of the condenser in thecentre of the evaporator, direct in face to the heating surface,enables the running of short path distillations.

The short path evaporator type DSV 80 is made of Borosilica-te glass 3.3 and is suitable for short path distillations in labo-ratories. The evaporator has an inner diameter of 75 mm anda heating surface of 0.058 m². The heating is effected with aliquid medium.

A rotating roll wiper cage produces a liquid film on the eva-porator surface. The armature is powered from outside via alaboratory agitator and vacuum magnet stirrer seal. Thevapours condense at the condenser in the centre of the eva-porator. The distillate runs down over the condenser into thedistilling receiver. The not distilled sump product is sampledin a ring line below the heating zone and lateral led into thesump receiver. The evaporator can be used for liquid sub-stances with an higher viscosity too.

Operation pressure: 760 mbar to 10-3 mbarMedium heatingtemperature: max. 250 °CDistillation volume: 0.3 to 1 kg/hDimensions of the frame: L x H x D 1500 x 2000 x 600 mm

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