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This Lab is intended to make the students aware of the all the aspects which comes under the fluid flow. The experiments include flow measurement, practical applications of the basic principles of fluid mechanics and the study of major tools used. The hydraulics lab comprises of the performance tests of pumps and load tests on turbine test rigs.
The Major equipments include: Flow Apparatus By Venturimeter & Orificemeter Orifice & Mouth piece Pitot Tube Reynold's Apparatus Notches (V & Rectangular type)
Metacentric Height Apparatus Bernouli's Theorem Apparatus Losses Determination Apparatus Test Rigs of Francis Turbine Kaplan Turbine Pelton Turbine Centrifugal Pump Reciprocating Pump Jet Pump Gear Pump Submersible Pump Hydraulic Ram SAINT GITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,Pathamuttum
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Turbines can be further classified according to the kind of energy. 1. Hydraulic Turbines 2. Wind Turbines 3. Heat Turbines i) ii) Steam Turbines Gas Turbines Pressure Energy Kinetic Energy Thermal Energy
Power Absorbing Machines can be further classified according to the kind of flow medium. 1. Pumps 2. Compressors i) ii) iii) Fans Blowers Turbo-Compressors Liquid medium Gas medium
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a hand wheel in the case of small units or automatically by a governor in case of bigger units. When the shaft of Pelton turbine is horizontal then not more than two jets are employed, but if the wheel is mounted on a vertical shaft a large number of jets is possible. Casing of Pelton turbine is made of cast iron or fabricated steel plates and has no hydraulic function to perform. It is provided only to prevent splashing of water and lead splashed water to tail race and to set as safeguards against accidents.
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In reaction turbine, the energy transfer from the fluid to the runner takes place because of change in tangential velocity and relative velocity. That is energy transfer is due to second and third terms (static pressure) and the change in absolute velocity is zero. The second and third term causes reaction force.
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value of 3 kg/sq.cm.
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(For constant speed tests, the main valve has to be adjusted to reduce or increase the inlet head to the turbine for varying loads). Warning: 1. Always operate the turbine with a load. Since the runaway speed of the turbine is high, running the turbine without any load will lead to excess vibrations and noise. 2. Provide cooling water for the brake drum when it is loaded. Absence of cooling water will cause brake drum heating and even charring of the rope under extreme conditions. Amount of cooling water must be controlled to avoid excessive spillage and splashing. 3. The motor is provided with DOL starter to trip under overload, low voltage, uneven phase supply conditions, If the motor trips, check for voltage conditions. Also, do not run the supply pump at fully open valve conditions as this is an overload condition for the pump.
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I. To determine discharge: Orifice meter line pressure gauge readings = P1 kg/sq. cm Orifice meter throat pressure gauge reading = P2 kg/sq.cm Pressure difference Orifice meter equation Q dH = (P I -P2) 10 m of water = Cda1a2 (29.81 x dH) 0.5\ (a12-a22) 0.5 m3/sec = CdAB2 ((29.81 dH) /(1-B4 ))0.5 = 0.00204 (dH) 0.5 Note: where,Cd - Orifice meter discharge coefficient-0.61 A=Inlet Area=3.14d12/4 , Inlet dia, d1- 50mm, throat dia ratio, B = 0.6 II. To determine Head Turbine Pressure gauge reading Total Head H = P kg/sq.cm = P10 m of water
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=Torque( )Angular Velocity( = (T gD/2) [(2N)/60] Watts ={(T gD/2) [(2N)/60]}/1000 kW Turbine Efficiency= Output power/Input power x 100 Sample Calculations (set no: ) Orifice meter Constant =0.00204 Brake drum diameter Rope diameter =0.2m =0.015 m
Equivalent drum diameter (D)=0.215m Input total head=10xP m of water Orifice meter head differenced dH =10 (P1-P2) m of water Discharge, Q=0.00204 (dH) 0.5 cu.m/sec Input Power=9.81 x Q x H kW
Weight of empty hanger T0 = 1 kgf Brake drum net load (T)= (T0+T1-T2) Kgf Turbineoutput ={(T gD/2) [(2N)/60]}/1000 kW Efficiency= Output/Input x 100 %
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Warning 1) 2) 3) 4) Do not start the motor without priming the pump. Do not start the motor without closing the delivery valve completely. Only after the starter has changed to delta mode from the star mode (this is indicated by the jump in the motor speed), the delivery valve should be opened. Starter tripping indicates motor overload and this will occur if the pump discharge is above its normal range. When the motor is restarted, ensure that the flow rate is maintained within the normal range.As the motor is designed to run at 400-440 Volts, starter will also trip when the supply voltage is low - less than about 380 Volts. In such case, operate the motor pump set at reduced flow rates the turbine output will be correspondingly lower than the design value of 5HP. NOTE: Do not operate the motor at very low voltages of 3-50 Volts and below as this will draw excessive current, leading to motor coil burn-out. 5) The 15HP mono block motor is provided with a cooling fan and consists of class A insulating materials (temperature limit - 105 deg. Q. Temperature rise of the motor during its operation is normal and at lower supply voltages, the rise will be higher. Immediately after shut-off, due to absence of cooling the motor temperature will rise higher than the temperature during operation. This is normal and does not indicate any malfunction.
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= P1 kg/sq. cm = P2 kg/sq.cm = (P I -P2)x 10m of water = Cda1a2 (29.81dH) 0.5\ (a12-a22) 0.5 m3/sec = CdxAxB2x ((2x9.81xdH)/ (1-B 4)) 0.5 m3/sec =0.0131(dH) 0.5 m3/sec Note: where, Venturimeter inlet dia D= 100mm, throat dia ratio B = 0.6 Cd - Venturimeter discharge coefficient - 0.98, A - inlet area = (3.14xD2)/4 II. To determine inlet head of water: Turbine Pressure gauge reading Turbine vacuum gauge reading Total Head, H III. Input to the turbine: Input Power IV. Turbine Output: Brake drum diameter Rope diameter Equivalent drum diameter(D) Hanger weight -T0 Weight Spring Load Resultant load - T Speed of the turbine Output Power
= P kgf/sq.cm = V mm of Hg = 10 (P+V/760) m of water = gQH /1000 kW =9.81 QH kW = 0.30m. = 0.015m. = 0.315m = 1Kgf. = T1 Kgf. = T2 Kgf, = (T1 - T2+ T0) kg =N RPM =Torque( )Angular Velocity( = (T gD/2) [(2N)/60] Watts ={(T gD/2) [(2N)/60]}/1000 kW = Output\Input
Turbine efficiency Sample Calculations: Venturimeter Constant Brake drum diameter Rope diameter Equivalent drum dia, D Weight of empty hanger T0 =0.0131 = 0.3m = 0.015m = 0.315m = 1 Kgf
Input total head H = 10(P+V/760) m of water Venturimeter head diff,dH = 10 (P1 -P2) m of water discharge= 0.0131(dH) 0.5 cu.m/sec Input Power, I/P= 9.8lxQxH kW Brake drum net wt. T= (T0+T I -T2) Kg Turbine output,O/P={(T gD/2) [(2N)/60]}/1000 kW
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Add minimum load to the weight banger of the brake drum - say l kg. Close the main gate valve and start the pump.
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Warning: 1. Always operate the turbine with a load. Since the runaway speed of the turbine is about 4000 rpm, running the turbine without any load will lead to excess vibrations an noise. Provide cooling water for the brake drum when it is loaded. Absence of cooling water will cause brake drum heating and even charring of the rope under extreme conditions. Amount of cooling water must be controlled to avoid excessive spillage and splashing. The motor is provided with DOL starter to trip under overload, low voltage, and uneven phase supply. If the motor trips, check for voltage conditions. Also, do not run the supply pump at fully open valve conditions as this is an overload condition for the pump.
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Calculations: I. To determine discharge. Venturimeter line pressure gauge reading Venturimeter throat pressure gauge reading Pressure difference dH Orifice meter equation Q
= P1 kg/sq. cm = P2 kg/sq.cm = (P I -P2)x 10m of water = Cdxa1xa2x (2x9.81 x dH) 0.5\ (a12-a22) 0.5 m3/sec = CdxAxB2x ((2x9.81xdH)/ (1-B 4)) 0.5 m3/sec Note: where, Venturimeter inlet dia D= 100mm, throat dia ratio B = 0.6 Cd - venturimeter discharge coefficient - 0.98, A - inlet area)(3.14xD2)/4 II. To determine inlet head of water: Turbine Pressure gauge reading Turbine vacuum gauge reading Total Head
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Turbine efficiency Sample Calculations: Venturimeter Constant =0.0131 Brake drum dia = 0.2m Rope dia = 0.015m Equivalent drum dia = 0.215m Weight of empty hanger T0= 1.0 Kg
Input total head H = 10(P+V/760) m of water Venturimeter head difference dH= 10(PI-P2) m of water Discharge Q = 0.0 131 (dH)0.5cu.m/sec Input Power I = 9.8lxQxH kW Brake drum net wt. T = (T0+T1-T2)kg Turbine output O = 3.14xDxNxT/(102x60) kW
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3. Output of the pump: Pump output = (9.81 QH) KW = (1000 Q H /75) HP 4. Input of the Motor: Energy meter constant N Time for 10 revolution Input to motor Efficiency of motor = 200 revs/kW hr = T secs.
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Tabular column Sl. Pump Pressure No speed gauge P N kg/sq rpm cm Vacuum Gauge Head v mm of Hg Total Head H m of water Time Discharge Time Input Output Efficiency % for Q Cu.m for 10 KW KW % slip 10cm /sec revol. rise in of Coll. energy tank ,t meter seconds disc- T seconds
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Time for Discharge Time for Input - Output10cm Q 10 revol. kW kW rise in cu.m/sec of Coll. energy Tank t meter seconds disc -T seconds
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