Pipe Network Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in Phillippines
Product Code : LSP-HAP-10580
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Pipe Network Apparatus
Description:-
Self-contained with hydraulics bench, to measure flows and drops in the wide range of pipe network configuration: individual pipes, series pipes, parallel pipes, ring main.
Fittings connection by screwed coupling with “O” rings.
Pressure tapping and quick connection.
Differential manometers.
5 Test pipes of different diameters.
Various connection configurations.
Mobile on the hydraulics bench. 220V, 50Hz.
A pipe network specifically designed to allow the setting up of a wide range of pipe arrays and the measurement of the flows and pressures using water as the fluid.
A self-contained water supply and volumetric measurement module provide the base for pipe assemblies.
Volumetric flow measurement range 0-6 litres and 0-40 litres with level indication on remote sight gauge.
Circulating pump 0.55kW (0.75 H.P.) centrifugal
Differential pressure measurements: 1m pressurized water manometer; 1m mercury manometer.
Test Pipes: 1 off 22.5mm I.D; 2 off 17.5mm I.D; 2 off 13.0mm I.D; common length 0.7m
Experimental capabilities:-
Applications of doubling pipes.
Characteristics of ring mains.
Characteristics of parallel pipe networks.
Characteristics of series pipe networks.
Calibration of system components - head loss versus discharge.
