HDMS

A mobile self contained bench with recirculating water supply. It provides water at different flow rates direct to experiments and includes digital flow display for hydraulic and fluid mechanics experiments.

A cylindrical tank with an adjustable diffuser that demonstrates flow through different orifices for different flow rates.

A bench top Venturi tube that allows students to study Bernoulli's theorem by measuring the complete static head distribution along the horizontal tube.

A tank and set of notch weirs for the study of flow regulation and measurement devices.

A small-bore straight test pipe on a base plate for measuring friction loss in a horizontal pipe, to study laminar and turbulent flow. Also to find the critical Reynolds number and demonstrate the flow transition point.

A cylindrical tank for investigating the force generated by a jet striking plates (representing turbine vanes) to aid in the understanding of how turbines work.

A Venturi meter, an orifice plate meter and a rotameter that demonstrates typical methods of measuring the flow of an incompressible fluid and shows applications of Bernoulli's equation.

A transparent double walled vessel that demonstrates the phenomena of free and fixed vortices with measuring devices for calculating the water surface profile.

A compact experiment for use with the Hydraulic Bench to demonstrate how a Francis turbine works and to test its performance.

A compact experiment for use with the Hydraulic Bench to demonstrate how a Pelton turbine works and to test its performance.

A constant head device, backboard, set of nozzles and Pitot tube. This apparatus demonstrates vertical flow and horizontal jet trajectories through different orifices (nozzles) and allows students to study the trajectory profiles of water jets from the nozzles when mounted horizontally.

Compact, bench top apparatus compares pressure losses and k value of popular fittings in small bore pipework.

A compact manometer and nozzle flow meter that compares and demonstrates the accuracy, losses and use of fundamental flow meters.

A 53 mm wide, 2.5 m long flume complete with models and instruments for demonstrating flow around weirs and other objects in an open channel.

A mobile, vertical panel featuring various pipe configurations to demonstrate flow and losses in different pipes fittings and valves. Includes Pitot tube, Venturi and orifice meters for flow measurement.