Francis Turbine Apparatus (FM-1849-15)
Features
- Realistic demonstration of Francis turbine operation
- Transparent sections for visual observation of flow
- Integrated measuring instruments for:
- Flow rate
- Pressure/head
- Speed and torque
- Adjustable load mechanism for performance testing
- Durable and corrosion-resistant construction
- Compact and user-friendly design for lab environments
Experiments
- Design and function of a Francis turbine.
- Determination of torque, power and efficiency.
- Recording of characteristic curves.
Technical Highlights
- Type: Reaction turbine (Francis type)
- Application: Fluid Mechanics / Hydraulics Laboratory
- Measurement Parameters:
- Hydraulic head
- Discharge (flow rate)
- Output power
- Efficiency
- Control System: Manual/adjustable flow and load control
- Mounting: Self-contained bench-top or frame-mounted unit
Advantages
- Enhances practical learning with real-time data
- Safe and easy to operate
- Low maintenance requirements
- Ideal for demonstration and experimentation
Francis Turbine Apparatus (FM-1849-15) is a comprehensive laboratory training system designed to demonstrate the working principles, performance characteristics, and operational behavior of a Francis turbine. This unit is widely used in fluid mechanics and hydraulic engineering labs to provide hands-on understanding of energy conversion from water flow into mechanical power.
The apparatus enables students and researchers to study turbine efficiency, flow rate, head, torque, and power output under varying operating conditions. Built with precision components and a robust structure, it ensures accurate measurement and long-term reliability for educational and experimental purposes.
