FME36 Gerät des Rotameters

The Rotameter, "FME36", designed by EDIBON, is a device developed for the study of flow measurement in fluid systems. This unit allows students to analyze the operating principle of variable area flowmeters with a float, which are widely used in industrial and hydraulic applications. The inlet flow is supplied through the Hydraulic Bench, "FME00".

The FME36 consists of a vertical tube through which the fluid flows upward. Inside, a float moves until it reaches an equilibrium state between the upward force exerted by the flow and its own weight. This equilibrium point allows for an accurate measurement of the instantaneous flow rate, as the position of the float is directly proportional to the velocity of the flow.

Additionally, the FME36 offers a key advantage: it does not require minimum straight pipe sections for installation, allowing it to be placed directly before or after elbows and valves without significantly affecting system pressure. This feature enhances its adaptability and makes it an essential resource for practical learning in hydraulics and flow measurement.