Kaplan Turbine Test Setup

120000 INR/Piece

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Capacity 300-600 ltr Liter/day
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Kaplan Turbine Test Setup Price And Quantity

Price 120000 INR/Piece
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece

Kaplan Turbine Test Setup Product Specifications

Capacity 300-600 ltr Liter/day

Kaplan Turbine Test Setup Trade Information

Payment Terms Letter of Credit (L/C) Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) Cash Advance (CA)
Supply Ability 10 Piece Per Day
Delivery Time 1 Week
Packaging Details Standard
Main Export Market(s) Western Europe Eastern Europe Central America Middle East South America Asia North America Australia Africa
Main Domestic Market All India
Certifications ISO 9001-2015

Product Description

Kaplan Turbine is an axial flow reaction Turbine named in honor of Dr. B. Kaplan. a German Engineer. This turbine is suitable for low head. The power produced by a turbine is proportional to QH. As the head (H) decreases the J discharge (Q) must increase to produce the same power. The present Set-up consists of a scroll casing housing a runner. Water enters the turbine through the stationary guide vanes and passes through the runner axially. The runner has a hub and airfoil vanes, which are mounted on it. The water is fed to the turbine by means of Centrifugal Pump. The runner is directly mounted on one end of a central SS shaft and other end is connected to a brake arrangement. A transparent hollow cylinder made of acrylic is fitted in between the draught tube and the easing for observation of flow on to the airfoil vanes. This runner assembly is supported by thick cast iron pedestal. Load is applied to the turbine with the help of this brake arrangement so that the efficiency of the turbine can be calculated. The set-up is supplied with control panel. A draught tube is fitted on the Outlet of the turbine. The Set-up is complete with guide mechanism. Pressure and Vacuum Gauge are fitted at the Inlet & Outlet of the turbine to measure the total supply head on the turbine.
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