Reynolds number and transition flow experimental apparatus
We will demonstrate the transition from laminar flow to turbulent flow and compare the critical Reynolds number in transitional flow with theoretical values. The setup consists of a glass head tank and glass tubes, an ink tank, and an injector, allowing us to observe the behavior of the flow using dye while adjusting the flow rate with a drainage valve located at the bottom of the apparatus. We will experiment on what happens when the flow transitions from laminar to turbulent. Additionally, experiments can be conducted by using an optional heater module (sold separately) to change the water temperature and viscosity.
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H215 Specifications Dimensions & Weight: W700 x D400 x H1500mm, approximately 21kg Measuring Section: Glass tube (inlet bell mouth shape) Main Body Material: Reinforced plastic (portable) Accessories: Dye ink, thermometer
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[Experimental Items] Determination of the transition flow from laminar to turbulent Determination of the transition flow Reynolds number and comparison of the results Effects of viscosity and temperature changes on the Reynolds number
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Reference diagram of laminar flow, turbulent flow, and transitional flow.
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System reference diagram (includes separately sold H215a)
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