A CE-certified precision laboratory apparatus for engineering experimentation and technical education, manufactured by Scientico India to ISO 9001:2015 standards. Supplied with calibration certificate, operation manual, and complete export documentation. Designed for Fluid Mechanics laboratories in engineering colleges and technical institutions.

| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Apparatus Type | Advanced hydrology and sediment transport study unit |
| Water Circuit | Closed |
| Experiment Tank Material | Stainless steel |
| Experiment Tank Area | 2 x 1 m² |
| Experiment Tank Depth | 0.2 m |
| Maximum Sand Filling | 0.3 m³ |
| Inclination Adjustment Range | -1% to +5% |
| Groundwater Measuring Points | 21 |
| Groundwater Display | 21 tube manometers |
| Wells | 2 open seam tubes |
| Obstacle Models | Round, square, oval pillars |
| Storage Tank Capacity | 300 L |
| Power Supply | 230 V, 50 Hz, single phase |
Precipitation Device
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Number of Nozzles | 8 to 11 |
| Flow Rate Range | 1 to 4.7 L/min |
| Control | Adjustable with timer |
Pump
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 0.75 kW |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 3300 L/h |
Measuring Ranges
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Tube Manometers | 0 to 300 mmWC |
| Supply Flow Rate | 0 to 36 LPM |
| Drain Flow Rate | 0 to 16 LPM |
| Sediment Mass | 0 to 5000 g |
Key Features
Integrated study of hydrology and sediment transport
Closed water circuit for controlled experimentation
Inclinable sand-filled tank for slope simulation
Precipitation simulator with adjustable duration and intensity
Independent groundwater supply and drainage selection
Multiple groundwater measurement points
Obstacle models for river flow and sediment transport studies
Applications
Civil engineering hydrology laboratories
Study of seepage and groundwater flow
Rainfall runoff and soil storage analysis
Investigation of sediment transport in river beds
Analysis of flow interaction with obstacles
Construction & Design Details
The apparatus is built around a corrosion-resistant stainless steel experiment tank filled with sand to represent soil and river bed conditions. Tank inclination is smoothly adjustable to simulate varying slopes. A precipitation device mounted above the tank generates controlled rainfall events. Groundwater levels are measured via multiple tube manometers connected to the base of the tank. A transparent measuring tank at the drain includes a measuring weir and force sensor for sediment mass determination.
Experiments
Effect of rainfall duration on discharge response
Determination of soil storage capacity
Study of steady seepage flow
Investigation of groundwater level variation due to wells
Flow behavior in river courses with obstacles
Sediment transport around pillars of different shapes
Data Acquisition Software (Optional)
Optional software FluidoSurge-X 278, developed in the NITM LabVIEW™ environment, supports data acquisition, processing, and reporting on Windows systems. The software enables visualization of groundwater levels, flow rates, and sediment transport using tables and graphs. Comprehensive CSV reports containing measured and calculated data can be generated for documentation and analysis.
Standard Scope of Delivery
1 experimental module
1 standard set of accessories
1 instruction manual
Export & Supply Capability
SCIENTICO manufactures the Advanced Hydrological Investigations Apparatus FluidoSurge-X 278 for engineering colleges, technical universities, and research laboratories. The system is suitable for domestic and international supply. Export packing, documentation, and accessory configuration are provided according to destination requirements.
Q1. What processes can be studied using FluidoSurge-X 278?
It supports studies of seepage, groundwater flow, rainfall runoff, and sediment transport in river courses.
Q2. How is rainfall simulated in the apparatus?
Rainfall is simulated using an adjustable precipitation device with 8 to 11 nozzles and a timer.
Q3. Can sediment transport be measured quantitatively?
Yes. A force sensor in the measuring tank is used to determine the amount of transported sediment.
Q4. What obstacle types are included for river flow studies?
Round, square, and oval pillar models are provided for studying flow and sediment interaction.
Q5. Is digital data acquisition available?
Yes. Optional DAQ hardware and software are available for data logging and analysis.