Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

CFG is a large tilting flume for open channel hydraulics. Slope, flow rate and downstream level are adjustable and a range of models can be installed to study uniform and varied flow and flow over hydraulic structures. A computer controlled version, CFGC, is also published.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Channel made up of group of modular parts of 2.5 m long. Each rectangular piece of different sections with transparent walls of 10 mm |
| Specification | 140 m³/h, 4 kW up to 480 m³/h, 12 kW. Water velocity inside the channel can be controlled from 0 |
| CFG300/2.5. Flow Channel (section | 300 x 450 mm), length: 2.5 m |
| CFG300/5. Flow Channel ((sans accessoires) section | 300 x 450 mm), length: 5 m |
| CFG300/7. Flow Channel (section | 300 x 450 mm), length: 7.5 m |
| CFG300/10. Flow Channel (section | 300 x 450 mm), length: 10 m |
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