About Losses Due To Friction In Pipe Line
Losses Due To Friction In Pipe Line
We offer highly demanded Losses due to friction in pipe line at the most competitive market price. Manufactured in accordance with the industry laid parameters, offered apparatus is highly demanded around the globe. The setup is designed to study the losses due to friction in pipes of different diameters and materials. This consists of a set of 3 different pipe test sections, supply tank, measuring tank and pump for closed loop water circulation.
Experiments:
- To determine the losses due to fiction in pipes
Utilities Required:
- Electric supply 0.5 kW, 220V AC, Single Phase
- Water supply Tap water connection
- BSP Distilled water @ 60 liters (optional)
- Floor Area with Drain facility
Technical Specifications:
- Pipes (2 Nos.): Material GI of & 1 diameter.
- Pipe Test Section Length: 1 m.
- Instruction Manual: An ENGLISH instruction manual will be provided along with the Apparatus
Explore Pipe Friction Losses in Real TimeThe FME-104 bench-top apparatus enables direct study of frictional losses in pipeline systems using three pipes of varying diameters. By utilizing water as the medium and U-tube manometers for head loss readings, students observe the principles governing both major and minor losses. The robust, corrosion-resistant materials ensure durability, while intuitive analog displays and quick-release couplings streamline the experimental process.
Versatile and Educational by DesignEngineered for instructional use, the setup provides tangible experience in assessing pipe flow resistance, connections, and fittings. Pipe and manometer selections offer flexibility, allowing instructors to illustrate critical concepts in fluid mechanics. All core components are built to withstand repeated laboratory use, and installation service is available to ensure proper setup at your facility.
FAQs of Losses Due To Friction In Pipe Line:
Q: How does the apparatus demonstrate friction losses in pipelines?
A: The apparatus enables users to circulate water through pipes of different diameters and configurations, measuring the pressure drop using U-tube manometers. This allows for hands-on observation and calculation of both major and minor losses caused by friction and fittings.
Q: What types of experiments can be conducted with this setup?
A: You can perform experiments to analyze major losses (due to pipe length and diameter) and minor losses (from bends, joints, and quick release couplings) in various pipe arrangements, using water as the working fluid.
Q: When is installation support provided for this equipment?
A: Installation service is available upon request, and is typically provided at the time of delivery or as scheduled with the supplier to ensure proper assembly and operation.
Q: Where can this equipment be used?
A: This bench-top apparatus is ideal for educational laboratories in universities, technical institutions, and engineering colleges focused on fluid mechanics and hydraulics.
Q: What is the process for measuring head loss in the pipes?
A: Water is circulated through the selected pipe, and the U-tube manometers are used to measure the pressure difference across test sections. By reading the analog scale, users accurately quantify head loss, which can be compared with theoretical predictions.
Q: How does the equipment benefit users academically?
A: It provides hands-on experience in quantifying and understanding friction losses in pipes, reinforcing theoretical learning with practical application. This deepens comprehension of fluid dynamics and real-world engineering systems.
Q: What core components are included in this setup?
A: The system comprises three pipes of varying diameters, U-tube manometers, water supply tank, a 0.5 HP pump with electric power source, valves, analog display scales, and all necessary connecting fittings, built using stainless steel, MS, and borosilicate glass.