Regulation and control units

Control box of the vaporizer

  • Evaporator control (external analog or digital)
  • Autonomous mode of operation with specification by PCS or manual operation
  • Visualization and manual operation via optional touch display on the front of the device
  • Start/stop/alarm switch and LED status lights on the device
  • PWM-controlled heating for evaporator (max. 1.5 kW)
  • PWM-controlled heating for accompaniment/feed (max. 1 kW)
  • Analog input / output (0 - 10 V)
  • Digital input / output (potential-free)

Control box pump

  • HPLC pump with drive unit min. 0.01 max. 10 ml/min
  • Pump head design stainless steel 1.4401
  • Inline vacuum degasser to prevent air entrainment
  • Auxiliary pump for rinsing and non-contact filling of the HPLC pump
  • Pressure monitoring with safety valve
  • Flow measurement or flow monitoring

News

by Zishan Mahmood

Review of 2024 - A year full of growth and innovation

The year 2024 is behind us, and we are looking forward to the new calendar year 2025 with great anticipation. 2024 was an eventful and challenging year for us as a young company, which demanded a lot from us, but also brought us many successes. 

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by Zishan Mahmood

Master's thesis in cooperation with ChemTherm: Modeling and simulation of inductive heating of fixed-bed reactors

In cooperation with the Institute of Chemical Process Engineering and other industrial partners, we are delighted to welcome Tim Irlweck to our company.

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by Raschid Abdel Aal

Cooperation with LightPulse LASER PRECISION

LightPulse uses ultrashort pulse lasers to work surfaces on a nanoscale. A wide variety of structures can be processed with this precise tool. The properties of the surface can be changed in a targeted manner. For example, laser-generated structures can be used to make a steel surface water-repellent (hydrophobic).

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by Raschid Abdel Aal

ChemTherm presents itself at REACT24

From May 6 to 8, 2024, DECHEMA's annual conference for reaction engineering and electrochemical processes, REACT 2024, will take place at the Würzburg Congress Center. This event attracts researchers from universities as well as scientists from the industry and offers a platform for the exchange of information on current developments in the industry.

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