The present setup of Hydraulic Bench Apparatus comprises of a self contained, water re-circulating unit provided with a top tray and a sump tank and is mounted on wheels. Various Hydraulic experiments can be conducted on this setup. A Centrifugal Pump is fitted for water circulation. Flow control valve and by-pass valve are fitted in water line to conduct the experiment on different flow rates. Flow rate of water is measured with the help of measuring tank and stop watch. Water collected on the top tray from experimental setup, drains and return to sump tank.
The Following Experiments Can Be Carried Out With Common Basic Table With Separate Experimental Setup (Supplied At Extra Cost), Which Can Be Connected To Hydraulic Bench With Flexible Pipe

• Bernoulli’s Theorem Apparatus
• Orifice and Mouth Piece Apparatus
• Flow measurement by Venturimeter and Orificemeter
• Losses due to Friction in Pipe Lines & Verification of Darcy’s law
• Losses in Pipe fitting and pipe bends
• Reynold’s Number study
• Flow over notches and weirs
• Impact of Jet on Vanes
• Pitot Static Tube

The present setup of Hydraulic Bench Apparatus comprises of a self contained, water re-circulating unit provided with a top tray and a sump tank and is mounted on wheels. Various Hydraulic experiments can be conducted on this setup. A Centrifugal Pump is fitted for water circulation. Flow control valve and by-pass valve are fitted in water line to conduct the experiment on different flow rates. Flow rate of water is measured with the help of measuring tank and stop watch. Water collected on the top tray from experimental setup, drains and return to sump tank.
The Following Experiments Can Be Carried Out With Common Basic Table With Separate Experimental Setup (Supplied At Extra Cost), Which Can Be Connected To Hydraulic Bench With Flexible Pipe

• Bernoulli’s Theorem Apparatus
• Orifice and Mouth Piece Apparatus
• Flow measurement by Venturimeter and Orificemeter
• Losses due to Friction in Pipe Lines & Verification of Darcy’s law
• Losses in Pipe fitting and pipe bends
• Reynold’s Number study
• Flow over notches and weirs
• Impact of Jet on Vanes
• Pitot Static Tube