The equipment is designed and fabricated to demonstrate the Bernoulli's theorem. It consists of a test section made of acrylic. It has convergent and divergent sections. Pressure tappings are provided at different locations in convergent and divergent section.

The lab setup consists of a channel having sufficient length and width in which water is supplied from the bottom. Required Notch is fitted at one end of this channel. A hook gauge with Vernier Scale is fitted to measure the height of fluid in flow channel.

Bernoulli's Theorem Apparatus (AIM 656-B), Metacentric Height Apparatus (AIM 656-M), Impact of Jet on Vanes Apparatus (AIM 656-1), Reynold's Apparatus (AIM 656-R), Discharge Over Notches Apparatus (AIM 656-D)

The setup consists of a two sided clear fabricated section Water is fed through a nozzle and discharged vertically to strike a target carried on a stem which extends through the cover. A weight carrier is mounted on the upper end of the stem.

A pontoon is allowed to float in a small tank having a transparent side. Removable steel strip is placed in the model for the purpose of changing the weight of the model. Displacement of weight is measured with the help of a scale.

The apparatus consists of a glass tube with one end having bell mouth entrance connected to a constant head water tank and at the other end a valve is provided to vary the flow rate. The tank is of sufficient capacity to store water for conducting the test.