Flow Visualization Bench Model FM 80
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Flow Visualization Bench Model FM 80
Sci-tech Flow Visualization Bench Model FM 80 consists of a flow channel made of Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) with inlet, outlet tanks.
Item Description
The test section is formed by between two walls. Two rotating impellers driven by a variable speed DC Motor force the water through the test section. A flow straightener is used to straighten the water flow through test section. Different flow velocities can be attained by changing the speed of rotation of the vanes. Dye tracer medium is injected through the injectors in the stream of water to visualize the water flow lines. Different shaped models are available for testing the flow pattern around them.
Detailed Operation & Maintenance Manual is provided along with the trainer.
Features
Mobile, bench mounted unit.
Variable speed vanes for developing different velocities in the test section.
SS or Non-corrosive materials used for construction of flow channel & accessories
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Flow Channel: Made in Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) or SS304, Size 2.5 m x 0.5 m x 0.2 m (H)
Straightener
Stirrer Vanes: Made in Aluminum
Drive Motor: Variable Speed DC Motor to drive the vanes,
Light Source
Definition Image Capturing Camera.
Transparent Acrylic Cover for the flow channel
Base Frame: Made of Aluminum, with leveling screws.
Bridge Piers Models:
a) Rectangular Models.
b) Cylindrical Models.
c) Square Models.
d) Profiled Rectangular Models.
e) Rectangular Models with Rounded Ends.
f) Asymmetrical Aerofoil Model
Experiments:
Visualization of Flow patterns in a water channel.
Services Required
Electric Supply: 230 V AC, 16 A, Single Phase, Earthed
Water Supply: Cold tap water supply & Drainage.
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