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Computer Controlled Flow Channels- Engineering Lab Training Systems

Computer Controlled Flow Channels- Engineering Lab Training Systems

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Computer Controlled Flow Channels- Engineering Lab Training Systems Description and Tender Specification:

Computer Controlled Flow Channels (section: 80 x 300 mm).(several lengths) Exercises and Practical Possibilities to be done with Main Items 1.-    Measurement of the water height and the velocity along the channel. 2.-    Measurement of the flow with weirs of thin wall. 3.-    Measurement of flow with changes in the channel section. 4.-    Measurement of flow using Venturi flume. 5.-    Control of the flow by gates. 6.-    Level control using syphons. 7.-    Flow on overflow dams. 8.-    Flow among the pillars of a bridge. 9.-    Connection of a channel to a culvert. 10.-  Characterization of the hydraulic jump. 11.-  Profiles of the water free surface. 12.-  Investigation of flow and supercritical flow states. 13.-  Measurement of water levels. 14.-  Discharge processes on an underwater weir. 15.-  Amount of energy in flows in open channels. 16.-  Function of a syphon weir. 17.-  Flow rate and drain coefficients of a syphon weir. 18.-  Pipe flows. 19.-  Comparison of overflow and syphon weirs. 20.-  Observation of the throw of the water. 21.-  Generation of different flow states by damming the down-stream water. 22.-  Observation of the flow under an undershot weir:          -Observation of hydraulic motion on discharge. 23.-  Relationship between dam height and   discharge. 24.-  Observation of discharges under a radial gate:          -Observation of hydraulic motion on discharge. 25.-  Hydrostatic pressure on a weir. 26.-  Investigations on waves. 27.-  Behaviour of structures in rough sea. 28.-  Applying and understanding Manning’s formula. 29.-  Understanding sub- and super-critical flow. 30    Learning how to apply force-momentum and steady flow energy equations to simple flow situations. 31.-  Investigation of the transition from running to shooting flow. Additional practical possibilities: 32.-  Sensors calibration. 33.-  Filling of the Pitot tube. 34.-  Filling of the venturi meter with analog output. 35.-  Calculation of water flow. 36.-  Use of level gauge for measurement of the water height. Other possibilities to be done with this Unit: 37.-  Many students view results simultaneously.         To view all results in real time in the classroom by means of a projector or an electronic blackboard. 38.-  Open Control, Multicontrol and Real Time Control. This unit allows intrinsically and/or extrinsically to change the span, gains; proportional, integral, derivate parameters; etc in real time. 39.-  The Computer Control System with SCADA allows a real industrial simulation. 40.-  This unit is totally safe as uses mechanical, electrical and electronic, and software safety devices.                                                                                                   Fluid Mechanics Lab Equipments manufacturers.

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