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Pignat's compact, benchtop Continuous Distillation trainer (DVI/100) allows students to operate a continuous distillation process. Expertly crafted glass components show the flow of fluid through the complete process in both liquid and gaseous phases. With an efficient startup time, steady-state operation can be reached in 20 minutes.
A digital touch screen HMI controls operating parameters (flowrates, reflux ratio, heating, etc.) and displays real-time measurements across the process. Data is saved for later analysis. The trainer can also be used for the study of mass and thermal balance, yield, hydrodynamics of a column, flooding conditions, packing factor, and more. Educational handbook and technical manual included.
Pignat's standard-size, floor-standing Batch Continuous Distillation trainer (DVI/3000) allows students to operate both a continuous and batch distillation process. Expertly-crafted glass components (column, boiler, condenser, etc.) show the flow of fluid through the complete process in both liquid and gaseous phases. Multiple interchangeable column options are available (bubble cap tray, packing, etc.)
With an efficient startup time, steady-state operation can be reached in 20 minutes. A digital touch screen HMI controls operating parameters (flowrates, reflux ratio, heating, etc.) and displays real time measurements across the process. Data is saved for later analysis. The trainer also supports the study of mass and thermal balance, yield, hydrodynamics of a column, flooding conditions, packing factor, and more. Educational handbook and technical manual included.
Pignat's Controlled Distillation Unit (OTP-DC) is an automated, controlled, continuous distillation pilot plant. This industrial-scale unit allows students to study unit operations, maintenance, and process supervision. Expertly-crafted glass components show fluids as they flow through the process. The column (6-in. diameter) can be fed at several feed points along the stainless steel plates placed across the column.
Flow transmitters, temperature sensors, and pressure indicators allow the user to monitor the process and study the influence of the process parameters and operating conditions. The DCS and software application developed for this unit allows parameter variations, process automation, and data acquisition in real time or historical. The trainer also supports the study of transitional phases, equilibrium conditions, multivariable process implementation, and more. The unit is also customizable to fit your specific process needs.
Pignat's Gas Liquid Absorption trainer (ABS/100) is a compact, benchtop unit that allows students to operate a packed gas absorption column. The absorption process, used in gas scrubbing, involves transferring material from a gaseous mixture (solute) into a liquid (solvent). This process is very common in industry for treating polluted discharge gases.
The two phases (liquid and gas) become intimately mixed as they pass through the column packing, allowing components from the solute to migrate from the gas phase to the liquid phase. The solute-enriched liquid phase is drawn off at the base of the column, while the depleted gaseous phase leaves from the head of the column.
The trainer allows students to study the absorption of NH3 or CO2 in water, determine the material balance of the gaseous solute, influence of operational parameters on efficiency of the column, thermal balance, packing factor, and more. Educational handbook and technical manual included.
Pignat's Gas-Liquid Absorption trainer (ABS/2000) is a standard-size, floor-standing unit that allows students to operate a packed gas absorption column. The trainer features industry-standard components, such as an in-line gas analyzer, column sampling, U-tube manometers, etc.
The trainer allows students to study the absorption of NH3 or CO2 in water, determine the material balance of the gaseous solute, influence of operational parameters on efficiency of the column, thermal balance, packing factor, and more. Educational handbook and technical manual included.
Pignat's state-of-the-art, hands-on Controlled Absorption & Regeneration Unit (ABR/3000) allows students to study the gas-liquid absorption process and the regeneration solvent process all-in-one. The solute migration process from the gas to liquid phase occurs when both phases are in contact in the packing of the reverse flow absorption column. This highlights the absorption operation (solvent purification).
The regeneration process is observed on the second column, which is continuously fed. An energy‐saving heat exchanger is placed between the two columns to optimize energy usage. With this unit, students are able to study various control loops, determine mass balance, and process efficiency. The unit also includes a LabView monitoring system.
Pignat's Stirred Liquid Liquid Extraction trainer (ELA/100) is a compact, benchtop unit that provides an in-depth, hands-on understanding of the basic, practical and theoretical elements of the liquid-liquid extraction process.
Liquid-liquid extraction is a fundamental material transfer operation in chemical engineering based on the varying solubility of the components of a mixture. It entails extracting a compound from a solution (solute dissolved in a diluent) by selective transfer to a second liquid (solvent), non-miscible with the first and with different densities.
The unit is used manually, with flows controlled by manual valves and flowmeters. The unit has a stirred glass column, which enhances the visual experience of the extraction process. Students will learn how to determine the interphase level, material balance, efficiency of the column, and more.
Pignat's Pulsed Liquid Liquid Extraction trainer (ELL/4000) is a standard-size, floor-standing unit that provides an in-depth, hands-on understanding of the basic, practical, and theoretical elements of the liquid-liquid extraction process.
Liquid-liquid extraction is a fundamental material transfer operation in chemical engineering based on the varying solubility of the components of a mixture. It entails extracting a compound from a solution (solute dissolved in a diluent) by selective transfer to a second liquid (solvent), non-miscible with the first and with different densities.
The unit is used manually, with flows controlled by manual valves and flowmeters. The unit has a 2"-diameter glass column, which enhances the visual experience of the extraction process. A pneumatic pulsator increases the contact between the two phases and mass transfer. Students learn how to determine the interphase level, material balance, efficiency of the column, and more.
Pignat's Computerized Chemical Reactor (REA/3000) is a one-gallon, controlled, multi-purpose, jacketed glass reactor system specifically designed for education and research. This unit supports the study of controlled batch chemical reactions and allows students to operate and experience reaction processes and modify the variables upon which the reactions being studied are based.
The unit demonstrates chemical synthesis in order to materialize multiple types of products. Temperatures and flows are measured and controlled using a convenient touch-screen interface. A thermostatic heating bath allows students to control the heating to the reactor. Glass components, including reactor and condenser, allow students to see the reaction process from beginning to end.
Pignat's Flow of Fluids Unit (Continuous Reactors - RAP/4000) is a large-scale, modular, hydraulic network allowing for a broad range of experimental activities relating to the flow of an incompressible fluid (water) through piping systems.
This self-contained system facilitates study of pressure drop due to flow restrictions through valves, strainers, fittings, and pipe of varying diameters, different surface roughnesses, and lengths. The system also facilitates the study of flow rate measurement methods such as orifice assembly, venturi meter, variable-area flow meter, and by calibrated tank vs. time.