Automatic curing tank temperature controller developed by Vedantrik Technologies will help to maintain 27 +/- 2 degree Celsius, in the curing tank where concrete cubes are kept for the curing .
When it comes to larger infrastructure projects and construction sites, the concrete cubes are casted on site in large numbers, then the curing tanks have limitation of size hence there is a need of onsite concrete curing tanks where concrete cubes are kept for curing.
the large number of cubes that require proper water curing to ensure strength and durability. A critical aspect of proper curing is maintaining a consistent water temperature of 27 ± 2 degree C (I.e., between 25 to 29 degree C), which becomes increasingly difficult in an uncontrolled environment.
To tackle this issue, the main controller is equipped with a 2 and 4 channel temperature controller, paired with a waterproof and shockproof stainless steel heater, specifically designed for immersion in curing tanks.
The main unit also comes with waterproof temperature sensors that continuously monitor the curing tank temperature and provide real-time feedback to the controller. The automatic controller ensures that the heater is turned ON when the temperature in the tank falls below 25 degree Celsius and OFF when it exceeds 29 degree Celsius, thus maintaining the optimal temperature for curing, without the need for manual intervention.
The stainless steel immersion heater has a temperature handling capacity ranging from 0 to 100°C, making it suitable for a variety of environments and use cases. The system's automatic ON/OFF control mechanism ensures energy efficiency, safety, and consistent temperature regulation, which is vital for maintaining the integrity of concrete test specimens.
Its shock proof and protection against shock and earth leakage makes it very useful for onsite applications.
Key features:
1. Precise Temperature Control (25°C to 29°C Range): The controller is designed to maintain water temperature within the optimal curing range of 27 ± 2°C, as specified in IS 516. It automatically activates the heater when the temperature drops below 25°C and cuts it off once it exceeds 29°C. This ensures consistent curing conditions crucial for accurate concrete strength testing.
2. Multi Channel Operation: The system features a Multi channel controller, allowing it to manage the multiple heater and temperature sensor simultaneously. This Multi channel setup enhances reliability, especially useful for larger curing tanks or setups with varying thermal loads or two different channels can be used for two different tanks if the water capacity is within range.
3. Waterproof and Shockproof Design: all the immersion heater and temperature sensor are designed to be fully waterproof and shockproof, ensuring safe operation in wet environments. This is especially important for construction sites where durability and safety are top priorities.
4. Stainless Steel Immersion Heater: The heater is made from high-grade stainless steel, offering resistance to corrosion and extended durability. It supports a wide operating temperature range (0°C to 100°C ± 1°C) and is suitable for long-term immersion in curing tanks without degrading.
5. Automatic On/Off Mechanism: The controller uses an automated switching system that turns the heater on or off based on real-time temperature feedback. This not only simplifies operation but also improves energy efficiency and prevents overheating or under-curing of concrete specimens.
6. High-Capacity Support: The controller supports immersion heaters up to 3000 Watts (3 kW), making it ideal for large curing tanks that require faster and more efficient heating.
