Mechanics of flow

Article No: P5140100

The ultrasonic Doppler effect is used for studying the laws of steadily and laminarly flowing liquids in a tube circuit, which form the basis of numerous technical applications. The experiment focuses particularly on the relationship between the flow velocity and the cross-sectional tube area (continuity condition) as well as on the relationship between the flow resistance and the tube diameter (Hagen-Poiseuille law). If the geometry is known, both relationships can be used to determine the dynamic viscosity or fluidity.

Key Features

Excellent introductory experiment for medical students to teach principles of flow
Experiment setup can be varied and be used for other experiments
Compact experiment setup
Results can be read off easily from a scale

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