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Drag Coefficients Apparatus | FluidoSurge-X 180

Category: Fluid Mechanics  ·  Country of Origin: India

Product Overview

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.

Drag Coefficients Apparatus | FluidoSurge-X 180
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Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model FluidoSurge-X 180
Type Drag Coefficients Apparatus
Application Particle Fluid Dynamics
Tube Material Transparent Plexiglas
Tube Length 1.08 m
Tube Thickness 3 mm
Tube Outer Diameter 74 mm
Tube Inner Diameter 68 mm
Number of Tubes 2
Particle Removal Bottom valve chamber
Flow Disturbance Control Particle guide at tube top

Key Features

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Construction & Design Details-

The apparatus uses two long transparent Plexiglas tubes mounted vertically on a rigid backboard. A guided entry system ensures particles are released smoothly into the fluid. The bottom chamber allows retrieval of particles with minimal loss of liquid. The design supports clear visual observation of particle motion throughout the experiment.


Export & Supply Capability-

SCIENTICO manufactures the Drag Coefficients Apparatus FluidoSurge-X 180 for domestic and international supply. The equipment is suitable for export to engineering colleges, universities, and technical training laboratories. Standard packing, accessories, and documentation are provided with each unit.

Standards & Compliance

Ordering & Delivery

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the primary purpose of this apparatus?
It is used to determine drag coefficients and settling velocities of particles in fluids.

Q2. How are drag coefficients calculated?
By measuring the falling time of particles over a known distance and correlating with fluid properties.

Q3. Can different fluids be used in the tubes?
Yes. Fluids of varying viscosity can be used for comparative studies.

Q4. How are particles recovered after experiments?
Particles are removed through a valve chamber at the bottom of each tube without draining the fluid.

Q5. Are non-spherical particles supported?
Yes. Optional streamline and shaped samples are available for extended studies.


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