The KMW3000C is a high quality, simple and economic cooling device of the water to water type, designed by Agilent Technologies to provide cooling water to the X-ray tube. It serves to isolate the X-ray tube's sensitive cooling circuit from potentially poor quality of tap water.
The Agilent KMW3000C is a compact, high-efficiency water-to-water chiller designed to provide cooling water to X-ray tubes. It isolates the tube's sensitive cooling circuit from tap water by filtering it through an external 50 pm fiber filter before it enters the unit. The device includes a constant flow pump and a temperature-modulated valve to stabilize the temperature of the experimental setup while optimizing water consumption.
| Cooling ability | 3000 W |
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| Flow rate | 4.2 l/min |
| Pressure | 3-8 bar adjustable |
| Temperature stability | +1°C |
| Tap water consumption | 0.6 l/min/kW |
| Tap water pressure | 0.5-5 bar |
| Maximum mains current | 12A |
| Main fuse | 6.3A |
| Ground terminal | 2.5 min Cu |
| Power supply | 230 V, 1.24 50 Hz |
| Dimensions | 75 x 38 x 54 (Lx Wx H) cm |
It is a high quality, simple and economic cooling device of the water to water type.
It serves to isolate the X-ray tube's sensitive cooling circuit from potentially poor quality of tap water.
It uses a temperature-modulated valve responsible for temperature stabilisation in the closed circuit.