Turbine Set: Pelton, Francis, Kaplan Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-CELE-14202
The Multi-Turbine Apparatus provides an
in-depth study and comparison of three major types of water turbines — Pelton,
Francis, and Kaplan — representing both impulse and reaction
turbine principles.
The system allows investigation of turbine operating behavior, efficiency, and
characteristic curves under various flow and load conditions.
Designed for educational and research
applications, the unit demonstrates the conversion of water’s pressure and
kinetic energy into mechanical power, and illustrates how turbine design
affects performance. The setup integrates seamlessly with the Turbine Supply
Unit and the Universal Drive and Brake Unit, which enable precise
control of speed and torque for realistic testing scenarios.
Key
Features
- Comparison of impulse and reaction turbines – includes Pelton, Francis, and Kaplan types.
- Constant speeds and torques adjustable via the Universal Drive and Brake Unit.
- Transparent turbine housings for
visual observation of operating areas.
- Pelton Turbine (Impulse Type):
- Converts pressure energy into kinetic energy through a jet nozzle.
- Equipped with an adjustable nozzle needle to vary jet
cross-section.
- Francis Turbine (Reaction Type):
- Converts pressure and velocity energy in both control device and
runner.
- Adjustable guide vanes for
varying flow incidence angle.
- Additional pressure sensor at turbine outlet for
performance measurement.
- Kaplan Turbine (Axial Flow Reaction Type):
- Designed to study high flow and low head operation.
- Adjustable guide vanes for
altering blade angle and turbine power.
- Eddy current brake for
smooth, wear-free load application.
- Closed water circuit with
tank, submersible pump, and throttle valve for flow control.
- Non-contact speed and torque measurement with digital display of all key parameters.
- Digital instrumentation for
flow rate, pressures, temperature, torque, and speed.
- Optional Data Acquisition System (DAS) for real-time display, data logging, and graphical analysis via
PC.
Technical
Specifications
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Component |
Specification |
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Translation Ratio (Brake:Turbine) |
1.44 : 1 |
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Pelton Turbine |
Output: 1.5 kW at 2750 rpm, 6.5 bar |
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Wheel Diameter: 165 mm |
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Francis Turbine |
Output: 1.0 kW at 3500 rpm, 4.2 bar |
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Wheel Diameter: 80 mm |
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Kaplan Turbine |
Max. Output: 1.0 kW |
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Max. Speed: 3700 rpm |
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Guide Vanes: 8 adjustable (-15° to +45°) |
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Impeller: 4 fixed vanes, Ø 120 mm, pitch 80 mm |
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Submersible Pump |
Flow Rate: up to 250 m³/h |
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Head: 11 m |
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Motor Power: 3.1 kW |
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Tank Capacity |
Approx. 350 L |
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Measuring Ranges |
Temperature: 0–100°C |
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Inlet Pressure: 0–1 bar (rel.) |
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Outlet Pressure: -1–0.6 bar (rel.) |
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Flow Rate: 13–200 m³/h |
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Torque: 0–10 Nm |
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Speed: 0–6500 rpm |
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Stroboscope |
250–18000 flashes/min, ±2% accuracy, Xenon flash tube |
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Power Supply |
220–240 V, Single Phase, 50 Hz |
Optional
Accessories
Data Acquisition System (DAS):
- PC with Windows-based software.
- Electronic signal conditioning and data acquisition modules.
- Real-time monitoring of parameters: flow rate, pressure, torque,
speed, and temperature.
- Features:
- Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)
- Data Logging and Signal Analysis
- Real-Time Graphical Display
- Tabulated and Graphical Results
- Interactive Learning and Multimedia Simulation
List of
Experiments
- Comparison of impulse and reaction turbine performance.
- Determination of mechanical power output and efficiency.
- Recording of characteristic curves for Pelton, Francis, and Kaplan turbines.
- Influence of nozzle cross-section on Pelton turbine power
output.
- Determination of power output vs. speed for various turbine
types.
- Measurement of hydraulic power and mechanical power.
- Determination of turbine head and overall efficiency.
- Investigation of vane position influence on Kaplan and
Francis turbine efficiency.
Educational
Objectives
- Understand and compare the working principles of impulse and
reaction turbines.
- Study the energy conversion process from water flow to
mechanical output.
- Measure and analyze performance characteristics of different
turbine types.
- Learn to control and monitor turbine operation using modern
instrumentation.
Services
Required
- Electrical Supply:
220–240 V AC, Single Phase, 50 Hz.
- Water Supply: From
integrated closed-circuit system (no external connection required).
