Liquid-Liquid Systems (LL)

Liquid-Liquid assemblies are used to cool or heat liquids (or gases) passing through a heat sink. Heat is dissipated to a liquid on the warm side. The liquid circuit is normally of a recirculating type with a pump and a liquid-to-air heat exchanger to remove the heat into the ambient air. By using an efficient heat exchanger and one or more LL-assemblies, a powerful yet compact system is created.
The liquid heat sinks are made of anodized aluminum. In the event that your application calls for another material in contact with your media, use a DL assembly and mount your own liquid heat sink using that material. To improve heat transfer, turbulators are inserted into the liquid channels.
The standard assemblies are optimized for high cooling capacity and efficiency rather than maximum delta T.
Typical applications are medical and analytical equipments, cooling/heating of process fluids.

Product specifications
 
Part # Cooling Power Pc max (W) Pc Curve type Current (A) Power Input (W) Ambient max (oC) Weight (kg) Lw (mm) Lc (mm) Ww (mm) Wc (mm) Hw (mm) Hc (mm)
LL-060-12-00 61 B 4.2 50 63 0.5 100 100 60 60 15 29
LL-120-24-00 122 B 4.2 101 62 0.8 140 140 60 60 15 29
LL-210-24-00 208 B 8.1 194 62 1.4 240 240 60 60 15 29

Specifications apply to warm side Liquid temperature 32°C and nominal Voltage. Tolerances ±10%






Ex =Example: At 40°C inlet liquid temperature on warm side and 2°C outlet temperature on cold side(delta T = 30°C) the LL-210-24-00 (curve B) cools by 32% of its maximum effect, which gives Pc = 208 x 0.32 = 67 W (±10%)