Loss measurement device in piping system

Head drop of piping system
The overall head drop of a piping system is divided into two parts. The first part is the main head drop (friction) that occurs due to the flow of fluid in the pipe. In addition, flow in a piping system may pass through a variety of fittings, elbows, or rapid changes in flow cross-section. As a result, additional head drops occur, one of the main reasons of which is the local separation of the flow.
These drops are called secondary drops. With the loss testing device in the piping system, it is possible to determine the amount of energy loss caused by the components of a piping system (such as elbow, valve, etc.) and the relationship between energy loss and speed.

Category Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

Description

Description

• Measurement of energy loss caused by system components
• Pressure drop caused by three ways, knee. Change section
• Bends with different angles
• Multiple piezometers to measure pressure in different parts
• 2 hydraulic circuits
• Rotameter to measure the flow rate of 40-400 L/h
• Italian or Spanish anti-acid PVC pipes and valves
• Graded and waterproof plot
• Vent valves
• Multiple piezometers before and after each connection
• Panel made of MDF or plexiglass
• 2 samples of milk (sliding and needle)
• Has teaching power point and student agenda and calculation book