FME06 Osborne Reynolds' Demonstration

8.1.5.- FLOW VISUALIZATION
OSBORNE REYNOLDS' DEMONSTRATION - FME06

Complete FME06 Unit

OSBORNE REYNOLDS' DEMONSTRATION - FME06

FME06 Unit with service unit FME00

OSBORNE REYNOLDS' DEMONSTRATION - FME06
OSBORNE REYNOLDS' DEMONSTRATION - FME06

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Osborne Reynolds Demonstration Unit, "FME06", designed by EDIBON, consists of a cylindrical tank endowed with a nozzle, that is fitted to a methacrylate pipe, which allows the fluid visualization.

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General Description

The Osborne Reynolds Demonstration Unit, "FME06", designed by EDIBON, consists of a cylindrical tank endowed with a nozzle, that is fitted to a methacrylate pipe, which allows the fluid visualization.

A spillway guarantees the homogeneity of the flow and a needle fitted to the deposit provides the dye. Water is supplied by the Hydraulics Bench (FME00) or the Basic Hydraulic Feed System (FME00/B).

The visualization of the laminar or turbulent regime can be carried out through the flow control valve.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Observation of the laminar, transition and turbulent regime.
  2. Study of the velocity profile, reproducing the Osborne Reynolds’s experiment.
  3. Reynold’s number calculation.

REQUIRED ELEMENTS

ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED ELEMENTS

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