Fluid Mechanics
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Fluid MechanicsKaplan Turbine Test Rig
1) Stainless structure. 2) Screws, nuts, plates and all the metallic elements in stainless steel. 3) Diagram in the front panel with similar distribution to the elements in the real unit. 4) Quick connections for adaptation to feed hydraulics source.
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Fluid Mechanics
Metacentric Height
1) Stainless structure. 2) Screws, nuts, plates and all the metallic elements in stainless steel. 3) Diagram in the front panel with similar distribution to the elements in the real unit. 4) Quick connections for adaptation to feed hydraulics source.
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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.
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Fluid Mechanics
Orifice and Free Jet Flow
1) Stainless structure.2) Screws, nuts, plates and all the metallic elements in stainless steel.3) Diagram in the front panel with similar distribution to the elements in the real unit.4) Quick connections for adaptation to feed hydraulics source.
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Fluid Mechanics
Orifice Discharge Apparatus
The water drains vertically from a transparent supply tank through a nozzle due to the hydrostatic pressure. The velocity of the jet can be measured with a Pitot tube and a U-tube manometer. The jet diameter is measured with a micrometer. 5 easy to interchange nozzles are included. The water level can be set precisely using an overflow.The water supply is provided either from the laboratory (closed water circuit).
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Fluid Mechanics
Pascal’s Module
1) Stainless structure. 2) Screws, nuts, plates and all the metallic elements in stainless steel. 3) Diagram in the front panel with similar distribution to the elements in the real unit. 4) Quick connections for adaptation to feed hydraulics source.
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Fluid Mechanics
Pipe Friction Apparatus
The experimental set-up can be used on its own or with the Basic Hydraulics Bench. A supply of water is all that is required for operation. The unit is suitable for measuring pipe friction losses for laminar and turbulent flows. The experimental set-up is clearly laid out on a training panel. For investigations on laminar flow, a head tank is used for the water supply, whilst for turbulent flow, the supply is provided via the Basic Hydraulics Bench directly (or the water mains). The water flows through a pipe section, the flow is adjusted using reducing valves. The connection to the required measuring device is made via pressure tappings.
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Fluid Mechanics
Pipe Network Bench
A common problem in the installation of pipe-work is the determination of pressure and flow rate in complex pipe systems. The Pipe Network Bench facilitates the setting up and investigation of different types of pipe system, for instance series and parallel configurations of pipes, their branches and joints. Analogous to Kirchoff’s laws in electrical engineering, the pressure in the pipes corresponds to the electrical voltage, the pressure losses to the electrical resistances. Node analyses can be performed. The pipe systems can be assembled on the top of the experimental module using the pipes and connecting fittings supplied. The experimental module includes a closed water circuit with supply tank and pump, and a tank for volumetric flow rate measurement. Two-tube manometers with different measuring ranges are included for pressure measurements.
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Fluid Mechanics
Pitot Static Tube Module
1) Stainless structure.2) Screws, nuts, plates and all the metallic elements in stainless steel.3) Diagram in the front panel with similar distribution to the elements in the real unit.4) Quick connections for adaptation to feed hydraulics source.
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Fluid Mechanics
Pitot-Static Tube Apparatus
It is possible to move the Pitot-static tube across the entire cross-section of the pipe and thus measure the pressure profile. The position of the measuring tip relative to the bottom of the pipe can be read on a scale. The Pitot-static tube can be connected to any differential pressure manometer using hose connections. Differential pressures up to approx. 50mbar are possible when using the pump .The water supply is provided either from the laboratory mains or using the (closed water circuit).
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Fluid Mechanics
Precision Pressure Gauge Calibrator
The unit is a seft-contained and portable dead weight precision pressure gauge calibrator.This unit allows pressure gauges to be accurately calibrated within the range 1-300 bar.Calibrates gauges 1-300 bar range to ±0.015% of reading.Two pistons allow calibration over a wide range of pressures. Oil is used as the hydraulic fluid.Minimum standard weight increment is 0.05 bar.A set of weights, adaptors and spare seals are supplied.Laboratory calibration certificate. Carrying case.Dimensions: 500 x 350 x 400 mm. approx. Weight: 35 Kg. approx.
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Fluid Mechanics
Principles of Hydraulics
The is part of a series of units that enable experiments to be performed on flow processes with the aid of a computer. Here several areas of incompressible flows can be investigated. After the recording of a pump characteristic curve, experiments on the topics of pipe flow and flow in open flumes can be performed. Water flows through a Venturi tube, an orifice, a bend, or a kink. During this process the pressure loss is measured and compared with the flow through a straight pipe. On flumes experiments can be performed on the open channel and on a channel with weir structures. Two different weir structures are supplied . The Data Logging Unit is necessary for the operation of the Computer Linked Hydraulics Bench. If power data is to be displayed, the Digital Power Meter is required.