HM 162.63 Trapezoidal Flume Teaching Equipment Lab Equipment Prices Fluid Mechanics Laboratory Equipment The two most common methods of determining the discharge of a flume are flow-measuring flumes and measuring weirs. In both methods, there is a fixed relationship between discharge depth and discharge.
Flow-measuring flumes are mainly used in wastewater treatment plants because they are well suited for contaminated water. They can be easily maintained. Trapezoidal flumes are one type of flow-measuring flumes. The flow cross-section is triangular or trapezoidal with smooth walls. In contrast to Parshall flumes, they often have a smaller pressure head loss for the same discharge and are more suitable for small discharges.
The trapezoidal flume HM 162.63 has a trapezoidal flow cross-section. The transparent walls allow to clearly observe the processes in the flume. Technical details
trapezoidal flume for the experimental flume HM 162
trapezoidal flume with sealing lips Technical data
Trapezoidal flume
narrowest cross-section, WxH: 20x90mm
material: PMMA
