HVFLM-2: Mobile Bed and Flow Visualization Unit (working section: 2000X610 mm)
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
HVFLM-2 is a mobile bed flume with a 2000 x 610 mm working section for river engineering studies. Sediment movement, meander formation, scour at bridge piers and the effect of groynes can be reproduced. A 4000 x 610 mm version, HVFLM-4, is also published.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3350 x 710 x 1200 mm approx |
| Weight | 550 Kg approx |
| The Mobile Bed and Flow Visualization Unit (working section | 2000x610 mm), "HVFLM-2", is mounted on a metallic structure with wheels |
| Tank dimensions | 530 mm x 710 mm x 530 mm |
| Ends of the working section. Dimensions | 2000 mm x 710 mm x 350 mm |
| Specification | The working section is 2000 mm x 610 mm, and max. water depth is 120 |
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