The process temperature control system is used as a temperature control device for refrigeration and heating in fields such as medicine, chemical engineering, laboratory, scientific research, industry, and production. It can control the temperature within the temperature range to meet the experimental temperature requirements of various applications.

Application principle of process temperature control system:

The process temperature control system usually adopts a compression cycle refrigeration system, mainly composed of a compressor, condenser, expansion valve, and evaporator. It can circulate the refrigerant, absorb and release heat, and thus achieve the process of refrigeration or heating.

When the temperature is lower than the set temperature, the refrigeration system starts, and the compressor compresses the low-temperature refrigerant to form a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant. It dissipates heat through the condenser and cools to become a low-temperature refrigerant. It expands through the expansion valve and enters the evaporator, where it absorbs heat to achieve refrigeration. When the temperature is higher than the set temperature, the heater starts and heats up through the heating element, thereby increasing the temperature. The heating principle of a heater is opposite to the cooling principle of a refrigerator.

The process temperature control system can control the temperature of the equipment and maintain it constant. Users can set the desired temperature and monitor and control the equipment temperature through built-in sensors. Can be used in different environments and adapt to various needs. The process temperature control system can work when heating or cooling is needed, which can improve work efficiency and productivity because it can provide the required temperature for the equipment when needed.

Application field of process temperature control system:

1. Laboratory: It can be used in chemical experiments, biological experiments, medical experiments, and other fields in the laboratory, and can meet the constant temperature needs of different experiments.
2. Chemical industry: The production of chemical products requires accurate temperature control to meet the temperature control needs of various chemical industry production fields.
3. Food industry: It can be used in food processing to ensure the quality and safety of food.
4. Electronics industry: Accurate temperature control is required in the manufacturing process of circuit boards to meet this requirement.