Fundamentals of Sedimentation Model FM 115
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Fundamentals of Sedimentation Model FM 115
Using Sci-tech Fundamentals of Sedimentation Model FM 115, the sedimentation processes in different suspensions can be investigated and compared.
Item Description
Sedimentation is often used to clarify suspensions. In the process, the solid particles move downwards in a liquid owing to their density. Five transparent cylindrical tanks are provided for the purpose. The suspensions are prepared in measuring cups, poured into the removable tanks, and mixed by shaking. The tanks are then mounted vertically on the experimental unit. To aid observation of the sedimentation process, the tanks are backlit.
Features
visualization of cavitation effects in a transparent pump
continuously adjustable pump speed
closed water circuit
Technical Specifications
Specifications
1. Experiments in the fundamentals of sedimentation
2. 5 transparent tanks with scale for comparison of the settling velocities of solids in various suspensions
3. Tanks removable for filling, mixing and cleaning
4. Tanks backlit by fluorescent tubes to aid observation
5. 3 measuring cups for preparation of suspensions
6. Pycnometer to determine the density of the liquids and solids
7. Stopwatch to record the sedimentation time
8. Recommended accessories: balance, coagulant
Technical Specifications
Tanks
length: 1000mm
inside diameter: 42mm
scale division: 1mm
material: PMMA
Fluorescent tubes
power: 6x 18W
Measuring cups
capacity: 2000ml
scale division: 50ml
Stopwatch
resolution: 1/100sec
Experiments
Determination and comparison of the settling velocities of solids in suspensions dependent on the solid density and concentration and the liquid density and viscosity
Influence of coagulants on the settling velocity
Requirements
Mains Power 220 – 240V @ 50Hz, 1Ph
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