Assignment # 01
Submitted to:
Engr. Muhammad Tariq
2- Inlet connection
discharge regulation
8- Radius and height gauge
9- Height gauge
5- Tangential vessel
Technical Description:The unit is suitable for investigating natural and forced vortices that are
generated in a transparent tank. It is possible to measure the profile of the
vortex using calipers. A natural vortex is generated by draining water from
the tank through an interchangeable central outlet. 4 inserts of varying
diameter are provided. A forced vortex can be generated by inserting an
impeller, nozzles are fitted in the tank wall to inject water and spin the
impeller. The water supply is provided either from the laboratory mains or
using the HM 150 (closed water circuit).
Technical Description:The experimental set-up is clearly laid out on a laboratory trolley. A radial
fan with drive unit generates an air flow in a vertical pipe section. On the
switch box on the drive unit, the fan speed, power consumption and moment
generated can be indicated as measured values on a digital display. An iris
diaphragm, a nozzle duct or a butterfly valve can be inserted in the pipe
section. The pressure differences to be measured can be indicated on a panel
using three different differential pressure measuring devices.
Applications:Air cooler series with centrifugal fans, designed for air sock applications
mainly in working and packaging rooms where it is essential to have low air
velocity and uniform hydrometric conditions.
To determine flow rate of air with Venturi tube and orifice plate.
To determine velocity of air in tube with help of Pilot tube.
To study characteristics of centrifugal fans.
3- Pelton Turbine:Diagram:-
6. Turbine housing
2. Nozzle inlet
7. Manometer
3. Nozzle adjustment
4. Nozzle valve
9. Spring balance
5. Pelton wheel
Technical Description:The Pelton Turbine has a circular disk mounted on the rotating shaft or
rotor. This circular disk has cup shaped blades, called as buckets, placed at
equal spacing around its circumference. Nozzles are arranged around the
wheel such that the water jet emerging from a nozzle is tangential to the
circumference of the wheel of Pelton Turbine. According to the available
water head (pressure of water) and the operating requirements the shape
and number of nozzles placed around the Pelton Wheel can vary.
The high speed water jets emerging form the nozzles strike the buckets
at splitters, placed at the middle of a bucket, from where jets are divided into
two equal streams. These stream flow along the inner curve of the bucket
and leave it in the direction opposite to that of incoming jet. The high speed
water jets running the Pelton Wheel Turbine are obtained by expanding the
high pressure water through nozzles to the atmospheric pressure. The high
pressure water can be obtained from any water body situated at some height
or streams of water flowing down the hills.
Pelton turbine consists of stationary inlet nozzle, a runner and a casing.
The runner consists of multiple buckets mounted on a rotating wheel. The jet
strikes the buckets and imparts momentum. The buckets are shaped in a
manner to divide the flow in half and turn its relative velocity vector nearly
1800.
Technical Description:The experimental set-up can be used on its own or with the HM 150
Basic Hydraulics Bench. A supply of water is all that is required for operation.
The unit is suitable for measuring pipe friction losses for laminar and
turbulent flows. The experimental set-up is clearly laid out on a training
panel. For investigations on laminar flow, a head tank is used for the water
supply, whilst for turbulent flow, the supply is provided via the Basic
Hydraulics Bench directly (or the water mains). The water flows through a
pipe section; the flow is adjusted using reducing valves. The connection to
the required measuring device is made via pressure tapings.
Applications:
6- Cavitation Demonstrator:Diagram:-
6- Manometer
7- Venturi Pipe
3- Spherical Valve
8- Spherical Valve
5- Thermometer
Applications: This apparatus uses to show the causes and effects of demonstration.
Allows practical and effective study of flow and pressure in Venturi meter.
Ideal classroom demonstration apparatus.
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11
10
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9
3
Name of Components:-
1. Storage Tank
3. Valve (V2)
4.Valve (V1)
8. Valve (V3)
11. Rota-meter
12.Valve (V5)
Technical Description:This apparatus has been designed for use with existing H1 and H1d
Hydraulic Test Benches, as a low cost demonstration of pump performance
in a series and parallel configuration. The apparatus is mounted in a selfcontained modular frame and comprises two similar dual speed centrifugal
pumps interconnected by an arrangement of pipes and valves which can be
arranged so that the performance of a single pump, two pumps in series or
two pumps in parallel can be determined. Delivery pressure is measured on
a Bourdon gauge and flow rate is measured using the H1 or H1d Hydraulic
Bench.
Application: The Arm field Series/Parallel Pump Test Set is designed for the study
of the centrifugal pump.
Performance and benefits of series and parallel operation.
The case study where and when its required.
Pump characteristics curves for centrifugal pumps.
Determination of capacity of pumps.
Single pump operation.
Determination of pump efficiency.
5- Pilot tube
2- Inlet
3- Strainer
7- Overflow
8- Micrometer
Technical Description:A Plexiglas cylinder is equipped with an adjustable overflow and scale
which enables the height of the water column to be set and read accurately.
2 types of outlet nozzle can be compared. The trajectory of the jet can be
traced using adjustable probes and recorded on a white panel.
The water supply is provided either from the laboratory mains or using
the HM 150 (closed water circuit).