Fundamentals of Aerodynamics
This product serves as a foundational experimental bench designed to support various aerodynamics experiment modules by providing rectified airflow output and adjustable air volume control.
The system mainly consists of a variable-speed fan unit, rectification chamber, and module interface. It features frequency-controlled speed regulation and velocity profile rectification (Vitoshinsky/velocity distribution correction) to ensure stable and uniform airflow.
When used together with a multi-tube manometer module, the system enables up to 10 different aerodynamics experiments for research and theoretical verification.
In addition to its intended use with standard modules, it can also function independently as a versatile airflow supply unit for extended experimental applications.
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Experimental Functions
1.Provides stabilized and adjustable airflow for the full range of aerodynamics experiment modules.
2.Supplies steady and constant airflow for extended or custom experimental studies.
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
F100 |
Product Name |
Basic Aerodynamics Experimental Bench |
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Main Materials |
Q235 steel, white photosensitive resin |
Dimensions |
1. Rectification chamber dimensions (L × W × H): 680 × 480 × 500 mm 2. Power unit dimensions (L × W × H): 750 × 445 × 560 mm |
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Product Weight |
70 kg |
Operating Environment |
Room temperature, Relative humidity ≤ 85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Single-phase three-wire, 220V ±5%, 50Hz/60Hz |
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Required Modules |
Flow stabilization chamber, test bench control box (with fan) |
Optional Modules |
None |
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