Tilting Flume

Tilting Flume

Study of open channel flume
Applying and understanding Manning’s formula
Use of hook and point gauges to measure water level
Use of a Pitot-static tube to measure flow rate and velocity profiles
Understanding the relationship between water level above the crest of a weir and flow rate over the weir
Using hydraulic structures to control level, eg syphon spillways
Understanding sub-and super-critical flow and the underlying characteristics of waves
Hydraulic jump
Using hydraulic structures for control of flow eg sluice gate

A 76mm wide, 250mm high open channel for use with an Hydraulics Bench.
Clear acrylic sides to give visibility of the working section.
A jacking system permits the slope of the channel bed to be adjusted between -1% and +3%.
Inlet tank with flow stilling arrangement.
Available in 2.5m and 5.0m working section lengths.
Includes a Venturi, sharp and broad-crested weirs, 2 vernier level gauges, adjustable undershot weir and crump weir.
Wide range of other models available as accessories.
Optional flow meter.
Comprehensive instruction manual.