Bending of Beam Apparatus, Koenig’s Method Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : ILS-AM-10909
Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Bending of Beam Apparatus, Koenig’s Method (Product ID: 10909) as part of its applied mechanics range. A beam-bending set for measuring Young’s modulus by Koenig’s optical method.
Quick Answer
A brass beam 9 mm square and one metre long rests on the knife edges of two heavy table clamps, and a sharp knife edge with hanger carries the load. Two tilting mirrors are supplied: mounted on the beam, they tilt as it bends, and the image of a scale seen in them shifts, which measures very small bending far more sensitively than direct reading. It is offered with or without weights; please confirm whether a telescope and scale are included at quotation.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Beam | Brass, 9 mm square, 1 m long |
| Supports | Knife edges on two heavy table clamps |
| Load hanger | Sharp knife edge with hanger |
| Optics | Two tilting mirrors |
| Weights | With or without |
Where This Is Used
Used in undergraduate elasticity labs. A direct-reading version is the Bending of Beam Apparatus (Product ID: 10908); see also the Cantilever Apparatus (Product ID: 10910). Browse the full Applied Mechanics range or related Elasticity and Surface Tension products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Koenig’s method?
Measuring the bending of a beam from the tilt of mirrors on it, read as a shift in a scale image.
What is the beam made of?
Brass, 9 mm square and 1 m long.
Is a telescope included?
Please confirm at quotation.
Related Categories
Applied Mechanics · Elasticity and Surface Tension · Physics Lab Equipment
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