Drag Coefficients For Spheres .
Drag Coefficients for Spheres
Technical Description of Drag Coefficients for Spheres
Two
Plexiglass cylinders are provided for performing the experiment, these
are filled with fluids of varying viscosity. A ball sinks to the bottom
under the action of gravity. The sink time and distance are measured.
Included with the unit are a stopwatch and 10 spheres of different
materials and volumes. At the bottom of the measuring tube is a chamber
through which the balls can be removed without major loss of fluid.
Specification of Drag Coefficients for Spheres
- Experimental set-up for determining the vertical descend of a body in a flow
- 2 Plexiglass tubes as measuring sections, sink heights marked with O-rings, with chamber for easy removal of the measuring Objects
- 10 balls of different materials and volumes
- Stopwatch included
Technical Data of Drag Coefficients for Spheres
- Plexiglass cylinder 1330mm, od 100mm , approx. 8Ltr
- Sink height: 1000mm
- Balls
- D=10mm: aluminium, POM, nylon
- D=5mm: aluminium, POM, nylon
Dimensions and Weight of Drag Coefficients for Spheres
- l x w x h : 720 x 640 x 1650 mm
- Weight: approx. 45 kg