Reference ADF-100A

Our simulator enables trainees to gain hands-on experience with ADF (Automatic Direction Finder) systems. It provides realistic practical training using original aircraft ADF equipment, configured to deliver an authentic learning environment that closely reflects real operational conditions.

The simulator’s design allows trainees to develop a thorough understanding of ADF systems and to adopt a structured and methodical approach to testing, fault diagnosis, and troubleshooting procedures. We carefully analyze our customers’ training requirements and tailor our solutions to meet their specific educational objectives.

The training unit is delivered fully assembled and ready for use, including all required components such as antennas, transmitters, receivers, indicators, and complete cabling.

Optional equipment:

• ADF test set
• NAV/COM ramp tester

Please contact us for further information regarding available test equipment.

Reference : ACS-102

General Description

The ACS-102 is a wet cooling tower system designed to replicate industrial cooling processes using forced draft ventilation. This complete educational unit enables detailed study of thermal and air-water interactions within a cooling column.

The system includes a full water circuit with pump, filter, valve, and spray nozzle, along with a radial fan and a three-stage electric heater with thermostat control.

Applications

• Technical and university education
• Heat transfer studies
• Psychrometric analysis
• HVAC and energy engineering training

Key Features

• Wet cooling tower with interchangeable column
• Optional interchangeable wet deck surfaces
• Forced ventilation via radial fan
• Airflow control via throttle valve
• Demister to reduce water losses
• Make-up water tank for compensation
• Display of temperature, pressure, flow rate, humidity
• ADF software for USB data acquisition (Windows)

Educational Capabilities

Process Analysis

• Full industrial process simulation
• Evaporation process observation
• Water distribution visualization

Reference : DM-102

Overview

The DM-102 Pump Variations Training Set is a comprehensive educational system designed for the study and analysis of various pump types and their operating principles.

Educational applications

• Study of centrifugal and positive displacement pumps
• Comparison of pump types
• Series and parallel operation
• Pipeline pressure losses
• Performance measurement (flow, pressure, torque, power)

Integrated pump types

Centrifugal pumps

Two centrifugal pumps allowing individual, series, or parallel operation.

Piston pump

Positive displacement pump for controlled flow experiments.

Side-channel pump

Self-priming, capable of handling gases depending on liquid level.

Drive system

Each pump is driven by a three-phase AC motor. Speed control is achieved via frequency converters.

Additional position

One free position with reversible motor allows integration of additional pumps.

Reference : FM-150.08

Overview

The training unit is designed to demonstrate Bernoulli’s theorem and to perform flow measurement calculations using a variety of flow measurement devices.

Features

This self-contained system includes its own storage tank, integrated pump, and support frame, allowing it to operate independently without the need for external equipment.

Reference : FM-204

Overview

The FM-204 is a training unit designed for the comprehensive study of pressure losses in piping systems. It enables the visualization and analysis of hydraulic resistance effects caused by pipe elements such as elbows, valves, and cross-section variations.

With its modular design and interchangeable components, this system is ideal for technical and higher education laboratories.

When water flows through a piping system, hydraulic resistances lead to pressure losses, particularly at fittings, valves, and other pipe components.

The FM-204 unit is designed to study and visualize these pressure losses in various piping elements. This experimental setup enables the analysis of how different pipe geometries influence fluid flow.

Equipment Description

The FM-204 experimental unit consists of a pipe section incorporating several elements with different flow resistances, as well as contraction and expansion sections. A ball valve is also integrated into the system.

Pressure measuring points equipped with annular chambers are positioned upstream and downstream of the pipe elements to ensure accurate pressure measurements.

These measuring points can be connected in pairs to six tube manometers, allowing the determination of pressure losses across each piping element.

Educational Applications

- Study of major and minor pressure losses
- Flow analysis in different materials and pipe diameters
- Understanding pressure and flow behavior
- Practical training in measurement and instrumentation
- Fluid mechanics laboratory experiments

Reference : FM-300

Référence : CE-100 Series

Overview

The reactor is the core component of any chemical production system. Within the reactor, initial substances (reactants) interact to form a new substance (product). The reactor must ensure optimal reaction conditions, particularly with regard to temperature control. Various reactor types are used depending on process requirements.

System Description

The CE-100 is designed as a supply unit compatible with six different reactor types. The reactor under investigation is mounted onto the unit and secured in place using two fixing pins. For continuous operation, two tanks for reactants are integrated into the system.

The supply unit and the reactor are hydraulically connected via hoses equipped with quick-release couplings for easy installation. Two pumps deliver the reactants into the reactor, and the retention time can be adjusted by controlling the pump speed.

Inside the reactor, the reactants are converted into a product. An additional tank and pump are provided for product collection. The unit is also equipped with a heating water circuit, including a pump, tank, and heater, allowing precise temperature control within the reactor.

Features and Instrumentation

The cold-water circuit can be supplied by the CS-100.20 water chiller. Conductivity and temperature within the reactor are measured using a combined sensor. The control cabinet includes all necessary components to operate the stirrers in the different reactors.

Measured values are displayed digitally on the control cabinet and can also be transmitted to a PC via Ethernet. This enables detailed analysis using the data acquisition software included with the system.

Learning Objectives and Experiments

In conjunction with a reactor (CE-100.01 to CE-100.06):

• Understanding the design and operation of various reactor types
• Analysis of conversion based on reactor type
• Effect of retention time on conversion
• Effect of temperature on conversion
• Effect of concentration on conversion
• Fundamentals of saponification reaction
• Determination of retention time distribution

Référence : FM-151

Reference : HS-105

Reference : FM-303

Reference : SM-400

Reference : TE-101

Reference : TE-102

Reference : TE-105

Reference : TE-106

Reference : TE-107

Reference : TE-109

Reference : TE-110

General Description

The TE-110 is a complete experimental unit designed for studying the laws of radiant heat transfer. Thermal radiation is an energy transfer mechanism via electromagnetic waves emitted by any body above absolute zero.

This educational system allows investigation of thermal and light radiation, including UV, visible, and infrared radiation, making it ideal for physics and thermal science laboratories.

Main Features

The system includes two radiation sources: a thermal radiator and a light source. Detection is carried out using a thermopile for thermal radiation and a photodiode-based lux meter for light radiation.

Optical components such as filters, diaphragms, and absorption plates can be mounted on a graduated optical bench for precise distance measurements.

Measurement and Analysis

All components can be rotated to analyze the effect of angle of incidence on radiation intensity. Measured values are digitally displayed and transferred to a PC via USB for analysis.

Experiments

• Lambert’s law (direction and distance)
• Stefan-Boltzmann law
• Kirchhoff’s laws
• Radiation absorption and reflection
• Thermal and light radiation studies
• Influence of distance and angle
• Wide experimental range

Reference : TE-121

General Description

The TE-121 is an educational laboratory equipment designed for studying the construction, operation, and performance of various types of heat exchangers used in industrial applications.

Educational Applications

Experiments and Studies

• Study of heat exchanger operating principles
• Thermal performance analysis
• Understanding heat transfer mechanisms
• Evaluation of heat losses

Types of Heat Exchangers Studied

• Shell and tube heat exchanger
• Plate heat exchanger
• Air/water heat exchanger
• Pipe-in-pipe heat exchanger
• Jacketed stirred vessel heat exchanger

Included Modules

• TE-121.01 – Tubular Heat Exchanger Module
• TE-121.02 – Plate Heat Exchanger Module
• TE-121.03 – Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Module
• TE-121.04 – Jacketed Stirrer Module

Référence : TFM-500

General Description

The TFM-500 is a complete educational system designed for studying thermodynamic cycles of reciprocating machines, particularly compressed air generation systems. It enables analysis of a two-stage compressor and visualization of compression processes using a p-V diagram.

Applications

• Technical and engineering education
• Industrial pneumatic system training
• Energy and mechanical engineering laboratories
• Thermodynamic cycle demonstrations

Main Features

• Recording characteristics of a two-stage compressor
• Visualization of compression processes (p-V diagram)
• Measurement of pressure, temperature, and electrical power
• Determination of intake volumetric flow rate
• Intercooling between compression stages
• Touchscreen control with intuitive interface
• PLC-based system control
• Remote operation via integrated router (up to 10 devices)
• Internal data storage via USB

Référence : CP-120

General Description

The CP-120 is a complete laboratory and pilot-scale unit designed for batch conversion of starch-based raw materials into ethanol. It integrates mashing, fermentation, and distillation processes with advanced automation control.

Main Features

Integrated Process

• Mash tank with agitator and water jacket cooling
• Steam injection for thermal processing
• Closed fermentation tank with thermal control
• Distillation unit with 3 bubble cap trays

Control and Automation

• pH control via metering pumps (acid and caustic)
• PID regulation for temperature and flow rates
• PLC control with touchscreen interface
• Data acquisition software via USB (Windows 8/10)

Reference : CBT-100B

General Description

The CBT-100B is a fully functional aircraft cockpit simulation system designed for advanced training in aircraft instrumentation, maintenance, and system understanding.

It is ideal for aviation training centers, PART 147 organizations, and technical institutions requiring hands-on cockpit instrumentation training.

Training Applications

• Aircraft instrument maintenance training
• Gyroscopic and pitot-static system demonstration
• Instrument removal and installation training
• EASA PART 147 ATA-31-00-00 practical tasks

Main Features

• Complete cockpit simulation (analog + digital)
• Digital ADAHRS with GPS
• 3 DOF instrument panel (roll, pitch, yaw)
• High-resolution touch PFD/MFD display
• Electronic sensor simulation
• Fully instrumented engine monitoring system

Smart PFD/MFD Display

Specifications

• Resolution: 1280 x 800 pixels
• Brightness: 1200+ nits
• Capacitive multi-touch screen
• Dimensions: 7.64” x 5.59” x 3.13”

Functions

• Flight and engine data display
• GPS moving map
• Synthetic vision
• Split-screen capability
• Integrated timer
• Auto brightness control

Reference : CBT-100D

General Description

AIRCRAFT EFIS/EICAS Trainer (CBT-100D) is a complete and fully functional simulation of a typical aircraft cockpit. It includes essential flight, engine, and pitot-static instruments.

This training system provides hands-on maintenance training while also functioning as a demonstration tool for instructors. It demonstrates the principles of gyros, altimeter, and engine instruments, and can also be used for teaching instrument removal and replacement.

Important Notes

If you wish to upgrade this system with navigation systems such as VOR/ILS/VHF, please contact us.

The trainer can be customized with sensors and indicators according to your training needs. Please contact us for special requests.

This trainer also allows performing practical tasks of EASA PART 147 ATA-31-00-00.

Features

• The system combines primary flight instrumentation, aircraft systems instrumentation, and engine instrumentation.
• Trainer uses the latest GPS and Digital ADAHRS (Air Data and Attitude Heading and Reference Systems).
• ADAHRS provides highly accurate and reliable aircraft position, rate, vector, and acceleration data.
• Three degrees of freedom instrument panel enables full demonstration of attitude and directional gyro functions.
• Functional engine monitoring system can be connected to engine sensors.
• Primary flight display mounted on a panel simulating roll, pitch, and yaw controlled by a control yoke.
• Provision of engine sensor simulation.
• Pitot-static system for conducting pitot-static checks.
• Instructor panel for fault insertion.

Reference : CBT-100E

General Description

The Aircraft EFIS Trainer is a complete and fully functional simulation of a typical aircraft cockpit. It includes essential flight instruments and pitot-static instruments.

This training system provides hands-on maintenance training while also functioning as a demonstration tool for instructors. It demonstrates the principles of gyros, flight instruments, and can be used for teaching display removal and replacement procedures.

NOTE: The system can be upgraded with engine monitoring systems, CBT-100D
NOTE: The trainer can be customized with sensors and indicators according to training requirements.

Reference : CBT-100F

General Description

The CBT-100F is a complete and fully functional analogue cockpit instrumentation training system, designed to replicate a typical aircraft cockpit. It includes essential flight instruments, engine instruments, and a pitot-static system.

This training system provides hands-on maintenance training and serves as a demonstration platform for instructors. It allows understanding of gyroscopic principles, altimeter operation, and engine instrumentation, as well as instrument removal and replacement procedures.

Customization

The trainer can be customized with various sensors and indicators according to specific training requirements.

Training Applications

Practical Training

• Instrument maintenance training
• Removal and installation procedures
• Fault simulation exercises

Compliance Training

Supports practical tasks compliant with EASA PART 147 ATA-31-00-00.

Reference : GSC-100A

Overview

The GSC-100A Aircraft Glass Cockpit Trainer is a fully functional simulation platform replicating a modern aircraft cockpit environment. It integrates essential flight, engine, autopilot, and pitot-static instruments.

Applications

• Pilot training
• Avionics technician training
• Aviation training centers
• Technical institutes

Reference : FM-100B

General Description

The FM-100B Fundamental Fluid Mechanics Training Set is a base module designed to supply various experimental units in fluid mechanics. It provides a complete educational platform featuring a closed water circuit with a storage tank, submersible pump, and measuring tank.

This system is ideal for engineering laboratories and technical training environments, enabling hands-on experiments and accurate analysis of hydraulic phenomena, including volumetric flow rate measurement and flow behavior.

Compatible Modules

The FM-100B unit supports the following experimental modules:

• FM-100.02 – Bernoulli’s Principle
• FM-100.03 – Osborne Reynolds Experiment
• FM-100.04 – Flow Measurement Methods
• FM-100.07 – Cavitation Module
• FM-100.08 – Centrifugal Pumps
• FM-100.09 – Series and Parallel Pumps
• FM-100.10 – Measurement of Jet Forces
• FM-100.12 – Pipe Friction (Laminar & Turbulent Flow)
• FM-100.13 – Hydrostatic Pressure in Liquids
• FM-100.14 – Stability of Floating Bodies
• FM-100.17 – Streamline Visualization
• FM-100.21 – Pelton Turbine Module
• FM-100.22 – Francis Turbine Module
• FM-100.23 – Flow Visualization in Channels
• FM-100.25 – Energy Losses in Bends and Fittings
• FM-100.25C – Pressure Losses in Piping Systems

Reference : FM-100.02

Product Description

The FM-100.02 experimental unit is designed to demonstrate Bernoulli’s principle, which describes the relationship between fluid flow velocity and pressure. According to this principle, an increase in flow velocity results in a decrease in static pressure, while the total pressure remains constant. This is a direct application of the conservation of energy in fluid flow.

This educational unit is ideal for technical training and laboratory environments, enabling clear visualization and accurate measurement of pressure variations within a Venturi nozzle.

Installation and Supply

The experimental unit can be easily and securely positioned on the working surface of the FM-100B base module. Water supply and flow rate measurement are provided directly by this module, ensuring simple, efficient, and reliable operation in laboratory and educational environments.

Reference : FM-100.04

Product Description

Flow rate measurement is a fundamental aspect of measurement technology. The FM-100.04 experimental unit enables students to explore, understand, and apply various flow measurement methods in pipe systems.

Featuring transparent components and integrated measuring instruments, this unit allows direct visualization of internal processes, enhancing practical learning and comprehension of fluid mechanics principles.

Educational Applications

This unit is ideal for:

• Fluid mechanics laboratory experiments
• Technical and engineering education
• Demonstration of flow measurement principles
• Comparative analysis of measurement devices

Reference : FM-100.03

General Description

The FM-100.03 - Osborne Reynolds Experiment is a didactic training unit designed to clearly demonstrate the flow characteristics of liquids. It enables the visualization of laminar and turbulent flow regimes through a vertical representation of flow lines.

Educational Benefits

• Direct visualization of fluid dynamics phenomena
• Clear understanding of flow regimes
• Safe and easy operation
• Ideal for teaching laboratories and technical training centers

Applications

• Fluid mechanics education
• Hydraulic engineering laboratory work
• Academic demonstrations
• Technical and university training programs

Reference : FM-100.07

Product Description

The FM-100.07 is an educational unit designed to demonstrate cavitation phenomena in fluid systems. Cavitation occurs when the static pressure drops to the vapor pressure due to increased flow velocity, leading to the formation of vapor bubbles.

These bubbles collapse when pressure rises again, making the process observable and measurable.

Installation and Supply

The experimental unit can be easily and securely positioned on the working surface of the FM-100B base module. Water supply and flow rate measurement are provided directly by this module, ensuring simple, efficient, and reliable operation in laboratory and educational environments.

Référence : FM-100.08

General Description

The FM-100.08 is an experimental unit designed for the comprehensive study of centrifugal pumps. This turbomachine enables users to understand fluid transport principles and to record typical pump characteristic curves.

The unit includes a self-priming centrifugal pump, a ball valve on the outlet side, and manometers on both inlet and outlet sides. It is powered by an asynchronous motor with continuously adjustable speed via a frequency converter.

Benefits

• Ideal for education and technical training
• Clear visualization of pump performance
• Precise and easy adjustments
• Robust and safe design

Installation and Supply

The experimental unit can be easily and securely positioned on the working surface of the FM-100B base module. Water supply and flow rate measurement are provided directly by this module, ensuring simple, efficient, and reliable operation in laboratory and educational environments.

Reference : FM-100.10

General Description

The FM-100.10 is an educational and experimental unit designed to study forces generated by fluid jets. When a flowing fluid is accelerated, decelerated, or deflected, its velocity changes, resulting in a variation of momentum and consequently producing measurable forces.

In practical engineering applications, these forces are used to convert kinetic energy into mechanical work, such as in Pelton turbines.

Operating Principle

The unit generates a water jet directed at interchangeable deflectors. The jet is deflected at different angles, producing forces that can be measured.

The jet force is adjusted by varying the flow rate. Experiments allow investigation of:

• The influence of flow velocity
• The effect of flow rate
• The impact of different deflection angles

Measured forces are compared with theoretical values calculated using the momentum equation.

Scope of Delivery

• Transparent tank for visual observation
• Nozzle for jet generation
• 4 interchangeable deflectors
• Weight-loaded scale for force measurement
• Set of calibrated weights

Installation & Compatibility

The unit is designed for easy and secure placement on the FM-100B base module.

Water supply and flow rate measurement are provided by the base module. Alternatively, the unit can be operated using a laboratory water supply.

Référence : FM-100.12

General Description

The FM-100.12 experimental unit is designed for the detailed study of pressure losses in pipes under both laminar and turbulent flow conditions. During fluid flow through pipes, pressure losses occur due to internal fluid friction as well as friction between the fluid and the pipe wall.

This unit enables the determination of the friction factor, a dimensionless parameter essential for calculating pressure losses. The friction factor is closely related to the Reynolds number, which represents the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces.

The system allows analysis of the relationship between pressure loss and flow velocity, as well as experimental determination and comparison of friction factors with theoretical values.

Operating Principle

The unit includes a small-diameter pipe section where both laminar and turbulent flows can be generated. The Reynolds number and friction factor are determined based on measured flow rate and pressure losses.

In turbulent flow conditions, the pipe is directly supplied from the water network. For laminar flow, a constant pressure is maintained using a standpipe with overflow. Flow rate is controlled using valves.

Experiments

• Measurement of pressure losses in laminar flow
• Measurement of pressure losses in turbulent flow
• Determination of critical Reynolds number
• Determination of pipe friction factor
• Comparison of experimental and theoretical friction factors