y the parts of the device, which is the basis for a group of advanced experiments, and the goal of

olumetric flow rate as well as to find the mass flow rate, which is equal to the product between Q

first diagram
Time (t) (sec)
Volume(v)(m^3) No. X- axis timeY- axis volume
60 4*10^-3 1 60 0.004
60 5.5*10^-3 2 120 0.0055
60 6.9*10^-3 3 180 0.0069
60 8*10^-3 4 240 0.008

0.009
volumetric flow rate 0.008

0.007

0.006

0.005
ate 0.004

0.003

0.002
 0.006

0.005
ate 0.004

0.003

0.002

0.001

0
200 150 100 50

olumetric flow rate

x
/ ∆ time(second)∆=
*2.233=

w rate (Q)=6.6*10^-5 (m^3/sec)

*10^-3±0.02 (m^3)
.9 (sec)
∆𝑣 /𝑣) 〗 ^2+( 〖∆𝑡 /𝑡) 〗 ^2 )

5=√( 〖 (0.02/(4∗10^(−3) )) 〗 ^2+ 〖 (0.9/60) 〗 ^2 )

5) (√( 〖 (0.02/(4∗10^(−3) )) 〗 ^2+ 〖 (0.9/60) 〗 ^2 ))

0.14
volumetric flow rate 0.12
calculate the volumetric flow rate.
Theslop=dy/dx
=∆volume (m^3) / ∆ time(second)
0.1 =3.75*10^-7 m^3/s

0.08

etric flow rate

0.06

0.04

0.02

0
0 200 150 100 50
 ch
rneh

s a controlled flow of water to a wide

odules (available separately). The body
ump Tank’ with a submersible pump.
ernal water supply. 
rking surface. This will hold one of a
m TecQuipment’s Fluid Mechanics
tand next to the bench. A rim around
ss water. A small recess or ‘Trough’ in
rain Valve to trap a small volume of
ater from some experiments in the

sts the water flow rate from the

of the bench includes the pump
tal display of flow. 
e the bench around the classroom.
ks to hold the bench in position.   :Objectives
The aim of the experiment is to identify the parts of the device, which is the basis
he bench allows the user to check the using it in this experiment is to find a volumetric flow rate as well as to find the m
and the density of water

the outlet flow from the submersible

eter pass to the digital display to show
the display allows the user to see it Data
tion
Mass flow rate(m˙) (kg/sec)Volumetric flow rate (Q) (m^3/sec)
0.066 6.6*10^-5
0.091 9.1*10^-5
0.115 11.5*10^-5
0.133 13.3*10^-5

he value of Q (m^3/sec)( Volumetric flow rate)

volumetric flow rate

(60sec)
*6.6=

volumetric flow rate

-^10*5.5(=
*9.1=
Experiment 1: Volumetric hydraulic bench
Student name Dania Ahmad Taher Zakarneh
Student number 201810616
Date of experiment 18-oct-2020
Instructor name Ameen Nawahda

  Introduction:
Volumetric hydraulic bench supplies a controlled flow of water to
variety of laboratory experiment modules (available separately). T
of the bench forms a reservoir or ‘Sump Tank’ with a submersible
Once filled, the bench needs no external water supply. 
The top of the bench provides a working surface. This will hold on
choice of experiment modules from TecQuipment’s Fluid Mechan
range. Larger experiments usually stand next to the bench. A rim
the top contains any spilled or excess water. A small recess or ‘Tro
the top works with a removeable Drain Valve to trap a small volum
water. It also catches discharged water from some experiments in
fluid mechanics range. 
A hand-operated control valve adjusts the water flow rate from th
pump. An electrical box on the side of the bench includes the pum
switch, circuit protection and a digital display of flow. 
Four wheels allow the user to move the bench around the classro
Two wheels have foot-operated locks to hold the bench in positio
A sight gauge to the lower side of the bench allows the user to ch
water level inside the tank. 
An electronic flowmeter measures the outlet flow from the subm
pump. The signals from the flowmeter pass to the digital display t
the flow rate. The viewing angle of the display allows the user to s
clearly from a normal standing position

:Calculations
: First :Calculate the value of Q (m^3/sec)( Volumet
-1
Q=V(m^3)/t(sec)
=(4*10^-3 m^3)/(60sec)
)m^3/sec( 5-^10*6.6=
-2
Q=V(m^3)/t(sec)
)60sec(/)m^3 3-^10*5.5(=
)m^3/sec(5-^10*9.1=
-3
Q=V(m^3)/t(sec)