IKA labworldsoft - Manual (Page 115)

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The laboratory pilot primarily consists of a single-stage high-performance device for the continual
dispersal of liquids. Dispersal is based on the rotor-stator principle whereby an extremely fast rotor
(up to 13790 min -1 ) with very narrow crevices rotates in a stator. This produces great shear power
between the rotor and the stator. The system, which comprises a rotor and stator, is also known as
a generator. The appliance can be adapted to the respective dispersal task by using generators
with teeth of varying thicknesses. The different generators must always be used in pairs.
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1. Speed [%]
2. Start / Stop
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1. Speed [1/min]
2. Temperature [°C]
3. Power consumption of motor [A]
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Please see the separate operating instructions for more details of the appliance properties.
To ensure correct communication, you must set the transfer parameters in the appliance’s serial
interface to the following values:
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