2.5M (80x250) open water channel
It consists of a 2.5M long adjustable slope open channel, a water storage tank, a water circulation pump, a channel slope adjustment jack, a digital inclinometer, and a digital flow meter, capable of drawing up to 180L.min-1 of water to the upstream of the channel with a cross-section of 80xH250mm. Additionally, necessary components for the experiment, such as weirs, flumes, depth gauges, and pitot tubes for total pressure measurement, are included with the experimental procedure manual.
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FC80-2.5 Specifications Dimensions and Weight: L3150 x D1200 x H1400mm, approximately 228kg Channel Cross-Section Dimensions: L2500 x D80 x H250mm Channel Material: Stainless steel frame, reinforced glass Water Tank Material: FRP (Reinforced Plastic) Channel Slope: Approximately -1 to +3 degrees (-1.7%~5.2%) Digital Inclinometer: Resolution 0.05 degrees Channel Flow Rate: 0-180L/min Digital Flow Meter: 10-200L/min Pump Output: 0.5kW Pump Maximum Flow Rate: 12m3/h Water Storage Tank: 320L (Recirculating Water Tank) Power Supply: Single-phase AC200V 50Hz 1kW, or Single-phase AC100V 60Hz 1kW Accessories: Depth gauge (1mm), Pitot tube (total pressure gauge), rectangular broad-crested weir, sharp-crested weir, Venturi flume (transparent), sluice gate
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FC80-2.5 accessories (included with the device)
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FC80-5M Schematic Diagram (Figure shows 5M water channel)
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Installation reference photo (the photo is of a 5M water channel)
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Megakemu designs, manufactures, and imports various experimental and practical equipment for universities, junior colleges, technical colleges, high schools, and vocational schools across the country. While the world has made advancements in various fields, it seems that our Earth's environment is being disrupted by ourselves and is approaching its limits. The world is seeking new Japanese technologies that coexist with the Earth's environment.
