Related products

• 
  Fluid Mechanics

  Properties Of Fluids And Hydrostatics Bench

  With this well equipped hydrostatics bench, numerous experiments on the topic of the hydrostatics of liquids and gases can be carried out. A pipe section and various pressure measuring devices are fitted to a laboratory trolley with a demonstration panel, working area and cabinet. Various measuring containers are integrated into the pipe section. The sealed water circuit and pump with supply tank permit experiments to be performed independent of a mains water connection. This feature makes the bench particularly suitable for use in seminars rooms and lecture theatres. Further experimental apparatus are included in the cabinet, e.g. a device for determining the centre of pressure of a column of water. This enables the pressure on a weir to be determined, amongst other aspects.

• 
  Fluid Mechanics

  Methods of Flow Measurement for Engineering Lab Equipment

  The Flow Meter Demonstration Apparatus contains different flow rate measurement devices that are clearly laid out with the associated pipework on a metal sheet. So that the function can be observed, the measuring devices are made of transparent plastic. The flow rate is measured using a nozzle, orifice, venturi flow meter and variable-area flow meter. To determine the flow rate using a nozzle/orifice and with the venturi flow meter, a differential pressure measuring device is required. This is included in the form of a multiple tube manometer so that the pressure curve along the venturi flow meter can also be displayed. The apparatus is placed on the Basic Hydraulics Bench, this provides the water supply to the unit.

• 
  Fluid Mechanics

  Computer Controlled Experimental Impulse Turbine

  1.-Visual examination of a small turbine.2.-Comparison of turbine performance, including specific consumption, when using: Throttle control. Nozzle control. 3.-Production of torque/speed and power/speed curves. 4.-Determination of the isentropic efficiency of a turbine and plotting the end states on a temperature/entropy diagram.5.-Application of the First Law to a simple open system undergoing a steady flow process.6.-Construction of retardation curve and the determination of resisting torques due to bearing frictions, disc friction and windage, at different speeds.

• 
  Fluid Mechanics

  Demonstration Pelton Turbine

  A characteristic of impulse turbines is the complete conversion of pressure into kinetic energy at the exit of the supply nozzle. The turbine consists of a housing, which is transparent on one side, the Pelton bucket wheel and an adjustable supply nozzle. The turbine is loaded with a belt brake. The torque is measured using spring balances located on the braking belt. The manometer fitted to the unit measures the water pressure applied. The pressurised water supply and flow rate measurement is provided . Alternatively, the arrangement can also be operated from the laboratory mains supply.