Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

The Fluid Mechanics Lab serves as a pivotal arena where students dive into the intricacies of fluid behavior, with a primary focus on pressure-driven flows, particularly in pipe systems. This laboratory provides students with hands-on experiences, enabling them to comprehend both the statics and dynamics of fluids through a spectrum of experiments. Emphasizing pressure measurements, losses in pipes, velocity measurements, and the practical application of Bernoulli's Theorem, this lab offers a comprehensive exploration of fluid mechanics.

Equipment Facility

The fluid mechanics laboratory has the following equipment facilities:

• Reynold’s apparatus
• Bernoulli’s apparatus
• Pressure measurement apparatus
• Pelton and Francis turbine
• Metacentric Height apparatus
• Drag coefficient apparatus
• Fluid properties and hydrostatic bench
• Venturi meter and Orifice meter
• Impact of jet on vanes
• Losses due to pipe friction
• Hydrology apparatus

TEAM

• Faculty
• Gopal Das Singhal, Associate Professor & Associate Head, Department of Civil Engineering, SNIoE
• Lab Staff
• Rajneesh Kumar, Department of Civil Engineering, SNIoE

Location: C013A