Sink and Drain
This apparatus is designed to study various flow phenomena in Fluid Mechanics. It is equipped with a circulation pump to provide water flow for the system. The module includes gates of different shapes, weirs, bridge piers, flood embankments, wave generators, and flat-bed sections, among other models.
The system can simulate a wide range of water flow phenomena and measure key hydraulic parameters, making it valuable for developing students’ practical skills and supporting hydraulics research.
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Experimental Functions
1.Simulate water flow in rivers and channels, measuring velocity distribution and water level changes.
2.Place plates or obstacles on the bottom or side walls to observe boundary layer development, flow separation, and turbulence characteristics.
3.Use the wave generator to produce regular or irregular waves and study wave propagation, breaking, reflection, and interaction with structures.
4.Place bridge piers or pipe models in the flume to simulate pressure distribution, vortex shedding (Kármán vortex street), and structural loading during flow around obstacles.
5.Simulate weir flow, gate outflow, and drop structures, measuring discharge coefficients, water level drops, and energy losses.
6.Study pollutant dispersion, density currents, and ecological flow.
7.Inject bubbles into the flow using an aeration device to study bubble motion and gas–liquid mixing characteristics.
8.Add sediment, gravel, or particles to simulate debris flows, riverbed scouring, particle settling, and initiation behavior.
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
H300 |
Product Name |
2.5 Meter Flume |
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Main Materials |
Tempered Glass, Galvanized Sheet |
Dimensions |
3600×800×1600mm |
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Product Weight |
185kg |
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 |
1. Wave generator 2. Gates of various shapes (sector-shaped, cylindrical, etc.) 3. Weirs of different shapes (baffle weir, overflow weir, hump weir, etc.) 4. Parshall flume 5. Bridge piers of different shapes (cylindrical, rectangular, etc.) 6. Culverts 7. Siphon spillways 8. Roughened bed |
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