Coriollis Component of Acceleration

Coriollis Component of Acceleration
This set up is designed to study coriollis component of Acceleration of a slider crank Mechanism. The apparatus uses hydraulic analogy to represent the rotating slider. It consists of a rotating block with two arms in opposite direction. These tubes can be rotated at various speeds by using a swinging field motor, which also acts as a dynamometer to measure torque applied to rotating tubes. A Perspex window on top cover helps to visualize the process. Rotameter is used to measure water flow rate through tubes. Water is circulated by small monoblaock pump.
Specifications:
Main Tank with fiberglass lining.
Rotating Arms 9/6 mm dia, 300 mm long.
Motor - Swinging field, D.C., 0.5 HP.
Rotameter
Monoblock Pump
Control Panel comprising of -
Speed Control Unit.
Speed Indicator.
Necessary switches.
Rigid support frame.  
Range of Experiment:
Coriollis Component of Acceleration can be determined at various speeds of rotation and water flow rates.
Service Required:
A.C. Single Phase .230 V. stabilized supply.
Floor Space -1.5 m X 1.5 m