Enhancing teaching capabilities and complementing students’ learning by using ready-made, online and auto-graded assessments compatible with selected experimental kits in the TecQuipment Engineering Science range.
Education Equipment for Teaching Alternative Energy Principles
The alternative range offers teaching equipment for the core principles of different types of alternative energy including solar and wind turbine generated energy.
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Item Number:TE4A - ANCILLARYFloor-standing apparatus with fifteen tungsten Halogen Lamps consuming up to 6 kW of power.
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Item Number:ES19 - ExperimentTecQuipment's Spring Tester Kit (ES19) demonstrates the characteristics of coiled springs and how to test them (Hooke's law).
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Item Number:TM1002Benchtop apparatus for experiments in balancing a rotating mass system, statically and dynamically.
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Item Number:FM1883This kit enables students to study static forces, moments, levers, beams and more. This kit is supplied in storable trays and with a full, free curriculum workbook.
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Item Number:STF1A vertical work panel printed with a metric grid for use with the STF range of experiments.
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Item Number:TE16 - ExperimentA bench mounting 3-point bend apparatus to allow investigations into the stiffness in bending of different materials of the same cross-section (Young's Modulus - Stiffness) and the stiffness of a single material with different cross-section geometries (Second Moment of Area - 'I' Value).
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Item Number:E19 - ExperimentA kit comprising a PVC carrying case containing a selection of resistance strain gauges together with all the necessary accessories and consumable materials associated with their application. Ideal for use with the TecQuipment SM1010 Digital Strain Display.
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Item Number:SM1009 - ExperimentShows and compares how resistance strain gauges work, and how they measure strains in different structures.
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Item Number:AF1300 - Base UnitA compact, practical open-circuit suction wind tunnel for studying aerodynamics. The wind tunnel saves time and money compared with full-scale wind tunnels or airborne laboratories, and it offers a wide variety of experiments.
