Advanced Hydrology Trainer (2m x 1m) Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-CELE-14167
Overview
The Advanced Hydrology System Trainer
is a comprehensive experimental apparatus designed to demonstrate and analyze
the major physical processes of hydrology and fluvial geomorphology on a
laboratory scale. It allows detailed study of rainfall-runoff processes,
groundwater movement, river flow formation, sediment transport,
and erosion phenomena in a realistic and fully observable environment.
This floor-standing, self-contained system
features a stainless steel sand tank, adjustable bed slope, and multiple
water input configurations, enabling simulations of both surface and
subsurface hydrological processes. The transparent sidewalls, adjustable
rainfall nozzles, and flow control instrumentation allow precise
control and measurement of experimental variables.
With optional data acquisition (DAQ)
and computer-based control, the system enables real-time monitoring and
analysis of runoff, sediment load, and flow dynamics — making it ideal
for advanced research and teaching in civil, environmental, and water resource
engineering.
Key
Features
- Stainless steel sand tank,
available from 1m × 2m to 6m × 2m, with depths up to 750 mm.
- Dual jacking system
(manual or hydraulic) for adjustable channel slope and flow
gradient.
- Stilled inlet tank
ensures developed and uniform river inflow conditions.
- Adjustable spray nozzles
simulate rainfall over catchment surfaces with uniform
distribution.
- Unique outlet tank design
enables simultaneous water and sediment flow measurement.
- Fine-grade sand
allows detailed and stable sediment transport visualization.
- Multiple flow control points using
precision flowmeters and valves.
- Flexible inlet and outlet configurations (inlet river, rainfall, wells, or French drains).
- Manometer bank (up
to 20 tapping points) for phreatic surface and hydraulic gradient
measurement.
- Optional DAQ system with LabVIEW software for real-time
monitoring and analysis.
- Supplied with a comprehensive Operation & Maintenance Manual
including detailed procedures and sample data sheets.
Technical
Specifications
|
Component |
Specification |
|
Sand Tank |
Stainless steel, available from 1m×2m up to 6m×2m, depth up to 750mm |
|
Bed Adjustment |
Manual or dual hydraulic jacking system |
|
Spray System |
4–8 stainless steel nozzles on height-adjustable gantry |
|
Inlet System |
Stilled tank with glass ball packing for laminar inflow |
|
Flow Measurement |
2 flowmeters (3 L/min and 5 L/min) with integral control valves |
|
Outlet System |
One or two tanks with sediment trap, stilling section, and weir flow
measurement |
|
Subsurface Flow |
Two French drains, two well points, reversible inlet/outlet
configuration |
|
Water Table Measurement |
11–20 tapping points connected to a manometer bank |
|
Sump Tanks |
Stainless steel or plastic with recirculating centrifugal pump |
|
Sediment Medium |
Fine sand (2–5 mm grain size, supplied optionally) |
|
Construction |
Anodized aluminum frame, stainless steel tank, clear sidewalls |
Optional
Features
- Data Acquisition (DAQ) System:
Includes 4 flow sensors, 8 level sensors, Datalogger, and LabVIEW 14.0 software for real-time monitoring of water and sediment flow (requires PC). - ‘Sci-Cal’ Computer Control Software & Interface
Provides experiment control, data logging, plotting, and analysis tools. - Pressure Regulators and Filters in
water supply lines.
- Extended French Drains –
full-width subsurface flow simulation.
- Cruciform tapping point configuration for detailed groundwater mapping.
- Accessory Model Set for
studying surface flow and runoff effects.
Experimental
Capabilities
Hydrology
and Catchment Studies
- Observation of runoff hydrographs from catchment areas.
- Construction of draw-down curves for one or two well
systems.
- Study of groundwater flow patterns and hydraulic gradients.
- Simulation of rainfall-runoff relationships over permeable
and impermeable surfaces.
- Analysis of reservoir storage and moving storm effects
on flood hydrographs.
- Effect of drainage systems and infiltration on surface
runoff.
Fluvial
Geomorphology & Sediment Transport
- Formation and evolution of river features and meanders.
- Study of sediment transport, bedload motion, and scour/erosion
patterns.
- Investigation of stream flow behavior in alluvial materials.
- Measurement of sediment yield and transport rate using
outlet tank and sieve trap.
- Observation of long-term morphological changes under
controlled hydrological conditions.
Educational
Objectives
- Understand surface and subsurface water movement in natural
catchments.
- Demonstrate interaction between rainfall, infiltration, and
runoff.
- Study groundwater recharge, abstraction, and hydraulic gradients.
- Analyze sediment transport dynamics and river morphology
development.
- Explore flood formation, attenuation, and erosion control
measures.
Required
Services
|
Service |
Specification |
|
Water Supply |
Cold water, 4 L/min |
|
Drain |
Required |
|
Electric Supply |
220–240V AC, 1 phase, 50 Hz |
|
Additional Materials |
1 m³ well-graded washed sand (2–5 mm diameter) |
Documentation
A detailed Operation & Maintenance
Manual is provided, including:
- Theoretical background and experimental setup
- Step-by-step operation procedures
- Data recording and plotting templates
- Maintenance and troubleshooting guidelines
