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6200 Isoperibol Calorimeter


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Model 6200 is a microprocessor controlled, isoperibol oxygen bomb calorimeter which is widely used for both routine and occasional calorific tests. It uses the time-tested Parr 1108 oxygen bomb and oval bucket in a compact calorimeter, producing reliable results with good repeatability, but differing from the 6400 Model in that the bomb and bucket both must be removed from the calorimeter and refilled manually for each test, thereby requiring more of the operator's time than the automatic and semi-automatic models.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Isoperibol calorimetry
  • A temperature-controlled water jacket with a built-in circulating system and an electric heater.
  • An 1108 oxygen bomb with an oval bucket which fits into the insulating water jacket.
  • A built-in semi-automatic system for charging the bomb with oxygen.
  • A high precision electronic thermometer
  • A bright, color, touch screen display for data entry and operation control.
  • Special communication ports for printer, computer and network (LAN) connections
  • Removable compact flash memory card slot for simple program updates and test report archiving

Design Features

Parr Fixed Bomb and Bucket Technology


Precise Electronic Thermometry

Temperatures are measured with a high precision electronic thermometer using a specially designed thermistor sensor sealed in a stainless steel probe which is fixed in the calorimeter cover. Measurements are taken with 0.0001° resolution over a 20° to 40°C working range, with all readings shown in Celsius.

Effective Thermal Jacketing

Outstanding thermal jacketing is provided by a circulating water system driven by a built-in, high capacity pump which maintains a continuous forced flow around the sides and bottom of the bucket chamber and through the cover as well. The jacket temperature is held constant for isoperibol operation and no water additions or waiting periods are required at the end of a run. A sealed immersion heater and a built-in heat exchanger, both operated by the calorimeter controller, provide precise jacket temperature control.

A Reliable Oxygen Bomb

The Parr 1108 Oxygen Bomb furnished with the calorimeter will safely burn samples liberating up to 8000 calories per charge, using oxygen charging pressures up to 40 atm. An alternate 1108CL bomb with superior resistance to chlorine and halogen acids is recommended for tests involving waste material and chlorinated samples.

Download 1108 bomb manual (click on text)

A Built-In Oxygen Filling System

To speed and simplify the bomb filling operation, the 6200 Calorimeter has a semi-automatic system for charging the bomb with oxygen. Oxygen from a 1A commercial cylinder is connected to a microprocessor controlled solenoid installed in the calorimeter. To fill the bomb, the operator simply slips the filling hose connector onto the bomb inlet valve and pushes the touch screen to start the filling sequence. Filling then proceeds automatically at a controlled rate to a pre-set pressure.

Automatic Standardization

The 6200 Calorimeter will automatically generate its energy equivalent (EE) value from a series of standardization tests, calculating a mean value from an operator defined number of the last standardization tests for each bomb/ bucket combination. The default number of tests is 10 as specified by ASTM and international methods. The user can enter the maximum standard deviation he will accept and the calorimeter will advise him if his tests fail to meet this criteria. Energy equivalent values for up to four bomb/bucket combinations can be stored in the computer.

Accessories for the 6200 Calorimeter

1757 Printer

The 1757 printer operating results and operator messages are displayed clearly on the touch screen for review and action. Many users who connect their calorimeter to a computer will choose to print their results from their computer and will not need a dedicated printer for their calorimeter. For users who prefer to have a dedicated printer at the calorimeter, Parr offers the compact model 1757 Printer. The printer port can be configured to work with many other printers with serial communications that the user may choose. The 1757 printer is a compact, dot matrix printer setup for 40- character/line reports. It is the default printer for the 6200 calorimeter. It is housed in a separate 5.5 inches wide, 9 inches deep and 7 inches high. It has its own power cord that connects to a standard AC wall outlet.

6510 Water Handling System

For users who wish to operate their 6200 Calorimeter on a closed loop system, the 6510 Water Handling System incorporates a precision pipette for measuring and delivering the water for the calorimeter bucket at the same fixed temperature for each test. This water handling system incorporates a built-in, compact, solid-state water chiller. As a result, no external water chiller is required. It also provides cooling water to the jacket of the 6200

6262 Conversion Kit (For small samples on milligram scales)

To convert the 6200 Isoperibol Calorimeter or for use with an 1109A Semi-micro Calorimeter, Parr Instrument Company offers this bomb as part of conversion kit 6269A. The conversion kit includes:

  • 1109A Semi-micro Bomb
  • Twin-chambered Bucket
  • Support Stand and Head Fixture
  • Service Fixture
  • 6009, 500 Firings Kit
  • Miscellaneous Accessories such as 0.2g, Benzoic Acid Pellets and Fuse Wire


For further information and prices, please click here.

Please also visit the Parr Website for further information:

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Shirley House,   12 Gatley Road,   Cheadle,   Cheshire,   SK8 1PY.    T: +44 (0) 161 491 3068    E: enquiries@scimed.co.uk