Rail
Not Just Trains and Tracks
The engineering specialisms involved in the rail industry are far more extensive than those directly connected to the trains. Electrical power systems, control systems, bridges and environmental control are all covered in the industry. TecQuipment has equipment to cover all of these fundamental subjects, as well as those directly involving the trains.
Trains can be used for either people or freight and the trains need to be engineered differently to effectively suit the requirements. TecQuipment's range of structures, materials testing, aerodynamics and thermodynamics, provide students with the facilities to gain the knowledge in all of these crucial engineering topics.
Product ranges
Air Conditioning
Arches, Bridges And Trusses
Basic Elastic Properties
Control Engineering Principles
Cooling
Creep Testing
Deflections And Stress
Engineering Science Packages
Failure
Fatigue Testing
Flow And Pressure Measurement
Flow Visualisation
Free Standing Structures Experiments
Friction
Hardness Testing - Industrial
Heat Transfer
Humidity
Impact Testing
Internal Combustion Engine Test Sets
Laminar And Turbulent Flow
Materials Testing
Mechanisms
Modular Fluid Power
Moments
Motion
Power System Ancillaries
Power System Laboratory
Power System Trainer
Pumps And Turbines
Refrigeration
Simple Machines
Steam
Subsonic Wind Tunnels
Tensile and Universal Testing Machines
Test Specimens
Torsion
Torsion Testing
Vibration
Vibration, Friction And Energy
Vortices And Cavitation
Wind Tunnel Packages
Featured products
H53V - Experiment
Bench-top test set that allows students to investigate the operation and performance of a single centrifugal pump and two centrifugal pumps in both series and parallel. Has VDAS® Onboard for automatic data acquisition.
AF1300S - Package
An open circuit suction subsonic wind tunnel with a working section of 300 mm by 300 mm and 600 mm long.
A bench-top industrial-standard tester for accurate measurements of Vickers, Brinell and Rockwell hardness.
EC1000V - Experiment
Demonstrates the operational characteristics of an evaporative cooling tower.