Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
This product is a basic experimental bench designed to provide water circulation, flow regulation, and related functions for various fluid mechanics experimental modules. While compatible with the corresponding experimental modules, it can also perform quantitative water accumulation calibration for flow measurement. The system features dual upper and lower water tanks, enabling flow observation over weirs of different shapes. Users can also expand the system to support other fluid mechanics experimental setups with compatible flow requirements.
This experimental bench serves as the water supply unit for the company’s fluid mechanics experiment modules. It is equipped with an independent water storage tank and drainage system, allowing water supply and drainage to operate in a self-circulating loop without requiring an external water source. The system includes pump thermal overload protection and provides controllable water flow.
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Product Description
1.Can be used together with various fluid mechanics experimental modules to provide water circulation and flow regulation.
2.Can also be used by users to expand and conduct other fluid mechanics experiments with compatible flow requirements.
Experimental Functions
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
H100 |
Product Name |
Basic Fluid Mechanics Experimental Bench |
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Main Materials |
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) |
Dimensions |
1300×800×1060mm |
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Product Weight |
100kg |
Operating Environment |
Room temperature, relative humidity ≤ 85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Single-phase three-wire, 220 V ±5%, 50 Hz/60 Hz 110 V ±5%, 50 Hz/60 Hz |
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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