Friction In Pile Lines Apparatus
Product Code : EL-FML-11042
The Friction In Pipe Lines Apparatus from Lab Exports is a fluid mechanics lab setup used to determine head losses due to friction in pipes and to calculate the friction factor using the Darcy-Weisbach equation, with two parallel pipes of different diameters for comparative testing.
Specifications
| Pipes | 2 nos., GI material, 1/2" and 1" diameter |
| Pipe Test Section | 1 metre length |
| Water Circulation | FHP pump, Crompton / Sharp make |
| Flow Measurement | Measuring tank with piezometer, 25 litre capacity |
| Sump Tank | Stainless steel, 50 litre capacity |
| Stop Watch | Mechanical / Electronic |
| Control Panel | On/Off switch, mains indicator |
Key Features
- Determines friction losses in two pipes of different diameters (1/2" and 1")
- Calculates the friction factor using the Darcy-Weisbach equation
- Pressure tappings on each pipe connected to a differential manometer
- Control valves allow one pipe to be tested at a time
- Self-contained water re-circulating unit with sump tank and centrifugal/FHP pump
- Flow control and by-pass valves allow testing at different flow rates
Applications
The Friction In Pipe Lines Apparatus is used in fluid mechanics laboratories to study head losses due to pipe friction and to determine the friction factor for different pipe diameters, helping students compare experimental results with the Darcy-Weisbach equation.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports is a trusted manufacturer and exporter of engineering lab equipment including a complete range of Fluid Mechanics Lab apparatus for engineering colleges and technical institutes. Every unit is built for classroom durability, measurement accuracy and long-term reliability, backed by responsive after-sales support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Friction In Pipe Lines Apparatus measure?
It measures head losses due to friction in pipes and helps calculate the friction factor using the Darcy-Weisbach equation.
Q2. How many pipes are included in the set-up?
Two GI pipes of different diameters, 1/2" and 1", connected in parallel, are included.
Q3. How is pressure loss measured?
Pressure tappings on each pipe are connected to a differential manometer to measure pressure losses.
Q4. Can both pipes be tested at once?
Control valves on each pipe allow one pipe to be used at a time for the experiment.
Q5. What utilities are required to operate the apparatus?
It requires a water supply and drain, along with a single-phase, 220V AC, 0.5 kW electricity supply.
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