There are 5 essential base units for the DIQUE DE VERTEDERO
FC300-5 - Experiment
A large open channel flume that provide the opportunity for advanced research and student study on a wide range of fluid flow topics
FC300-7.5 - Experiment
A large open channel flume that provide the opportunity for advanced research and student study on a wide range of fluid flow topics.
FC300-12.5 - Experiment
Large open channel flumes that provide the opportunity for advanced research and student study on a wide range of fluid flow topics. Select a length to suit your needs and the space available.
FC300-15 - Experiment
Large open channel flumes that provide the opportunity for advanced research and student study on a wide range of fluid flow topics. Select a length to suit your needs and the space available.
FC300E2 - Experiment
Similar to the Spillway (FC300e) but with the addition of ten pressure tappings placed over the crest and face of the weir. The tappings are connected to a suitable Manometer (FC300w) or 32-Way Pressure Display (FCA1). It is used to study the pressure differences over the crest and face of an Ogee weir.
The spillway can also be used with Energy Dissipation (FC300e3) to extend the range of possible experiments.
For use with an FC300 Flow Channel, not included.
FC300L - Experiment
Un vertedero de sifón opcional para extender el rango de aplicaciones y experimentos para la Gama de Canaletas FC300. Demuestra el efecto de un vertedero de sifón y el aumento de flujo permitido, en comparación con un vertedero ordinario a una altura similar.
FC300L2 - Experiment
A clear acrylic, self-regulating siphon that demonstrates the automatic adjustment of its discharge over a wide range while maintaining a mostly constant water level upstream. The siphon passes a mixture of air and water.
For use with an FC300 Flow Channel, not included.
There are 1 experiments available for the DIQUE DE VERTEDERO
FC300E3 - Experiment
To be used with either the Spillway (FC300e) or the Ogee Weir with Tappings (FC300e2). The apparatus consists of a long apron and a selection of toothed and solid blocks that can be arranged in any combination on the apron. For the study of the dissipation of energy.
