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FM562 · Pipe Flow Hydrodynamics

Experimental Apparatus for the Study of Pipe Flow Hydrodynamics

The apparatus enables the conduct of fundamental studies in the field of pressurised pipe flow dynamics. The experimental assembly is mounted on a laboratory trolley and operates in a closed circuit. The system is equipped with pressure and flow rate transducers, allowing the acquired data to be processed on a PC. Measurements may be performed on 6 pipe segments and 8 distinct flow elements, including a Venturi tube, a Pitot tube, an orifice plate, and a nozzle.
FM562
Experiments
  • Measurement of dynamic pressure using a Pitot tube
  • Measurement of the maximum velocity in a pipe using a Pitot tube and a static pressure tap
  • Verification of the relation for the determination of flow rate or mean velocity from the maximum pipe velocity
  • Calibration of an orifice plate for flow rate measurement
  • Calibration of a nozzle for flow rate measurement
  • Calibration of a Venturi tube for flow rate measurement
  • Determination of distributed head loss coefficients for various pipe types
  • Determination of local head loss coefficients for pipe fittings (elbow, bend, enlargement, contraction)
  • Determination of pressure losses across a valve as a function of its degree of closure
Schematic diagram of the FM562 apparatus — pipe flow
Pump
Reservoir

Schematic diagram of the FM562 apparatus — pipe flow

Specifications
    Configuration mobile laboratory trolley
    Flow rate measurement 0…48 L/min
    Pressure measurement toroidal pressure chambers
    Pipe segments Copper 15mm, interchangeable test elements
    Connections flexible hoses with quick-connect couplings
    Pump Qmax 5.7 m³/h, max. head 12.5 m
    Reservoir 200 l
    Data acquisition PC-based via dedicated software and USB data acquisition board
220V
L 2000 H 1900 W 800 mm

SPARE
PARTS

15 YEARS

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WARRANTY

5 YEARS

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Pipe Systems Lab

A comprehensive set of experimental equipment covering pipe flow hydrodynamics, pipe networks, water hammer, flowmetry, domestic water supply, and pipe maintenance.