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GUNT HM 250.10 - Pressure Curve Along the Inlet Section

The GUNT HM 250.10 - Pressure Curve Along the Inlet Section accessory allows detailed investigation of pipe inlet flow and formed flow processes. It demonstrates how pipe surfaces, cross-sectional geometries, and inlet section design influence internal friction, flow formation, and pressure distribution.

Product Features

  • Investigates flow processes in pipe inlet and formed flow
  • Three pipe sections for general pipe flow analysis and one pure inlet section
  • Pipe sections with different surfaces and geometries examined
  • Measures key figures such as Reynolds number and pipe friction coefficient
  • Pressure measured individually for each pipe section in the formed flow area
  • Water emerges as a free jet, allowing observation of flow formation differences
  • Inlet section features streamlined and non-streamlined geometries, rotatable for experiments
  • Pressure connections at inlet section measure pressure loss along the pipe
  • Easily positioned on HM 250 base module worktop
  • Automatic accessory recognition via RFID and automatic GUNT software loading/configuration
  • Intuitive user interface displays measured values graphically
  • Up to 10 external workstations can track and evaluate experiments via LAN
  • Base module supplies water, adjusts flow rate and temperature, and measures flow rate, pressure, and temperature

Benefits

  • Provides detailed understanding of inlet section effects on flow formation and pressure distribution
  • Supports analysis of Reynolds number and pipe friction coefficient using Moody diagram
  • Safe, easy setup with automatic software configuration
  • Enables multi-user tracking and evaluation of experiments

Why Choose GUNT HM 250.10 - Pressure Curve Along the Inlet Section?

This accessory provides a reliable solution for studying pipe inlet flow and pressure curves, supporting precise experimental results and enhanced understanding of fluid mechanics principles.

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