The GUNT HM 163.44 Sill is designed to study open channel flow and reduce erosion in flumes by decreasing the flume slope. Sills are commonly used as steps downstream, in fish ladders, or at bridge pier foundations to control flow and reduce sediment transport.
Product Features
- Reduces flume slope to decrease erosion processes at the flume bottom
- Designed as a step downstream for hydraulic experiments
- Used in fish ladders or bridge pier foundations for flow control
- Causes reduction of the flow cross-section for flow analysis
- Allows observation of open channel flow behavior at a reduced cross-section
- Durable construction suitable for laboratory and educational use
Benefits
- Enables study of flow behavior and sediment transport in open channels
- Provides controlled reduction of flume slope for erosion studies
- Supports educational and laboratory experiments in hydraulics
- Flexible application in hydraulic engineering studies and teaching
Why Choose GUNT HM 163.44 - Sill?
The GUNT HM 163.44 Sill allows precise observation of flow behavior at reduced cross-sections and slope, making it ideal for laboratories, hydraulic education, and research applications.
