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EDIBON International, S.A.

C/ del Agua, 14. P.I. San José de Valderas 28918 LEGANÉS (Madrid) Spain
TEL.: +34 916198683 FAX: +34 916198647
E-mail: edibon@edibon.com Web: www.edibon.com

DATE: 23/08/2012

N/REF.:PAVI0820.12

TO: PAVING

COUNTRY: BANGLADESH TFNO. :

FROM: JESUS MUNOZ

SUBJECT: QUOTATION ACCORDING TO YOUR REQUEST.

Dear Sirs,

According to your request, in the following page is attached a quotation corresponding to our best offer and our best conditions.

Sincerely, JESUS MUNOZ
EDIBON International

This quotation has been made under the following conditions:

CONDITIONS:

- All prices are in: EURO

- Ex-Works Madrid Prices

- Delivery time estimated: 3-4 months from factory approx. (to be confirmed with the order)

- This offer is valid for 60 days.

- Normal export payment.

- Manufacturer: EDIBON INTERNATIONAL S.A.

- Origin: SPAIN

- Warranty: 2 years.

- Customs Tarif Number: 902300.10 AHSANULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (AUST)

QUOTATION: PAVI0820.12

7.5.1 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS GENERAL

ITEM UNIT|QTY.|DESCRIPTION|||
|||||||
1|EEFC|1|Computer Controlled Fatigue Testing Unit||||
2|EEU/20KN|1|Universal Material Testing Unit||||
3|EEFCR|1|Creep Testing Unit||||
4|EEICI|1|Charpy and Izod Impact Testing Unit||||
5|EEDB|1|Brinell Hardness Testing Unit||||
6|MVV|1|Unsymmetrical Cantilever Unit, without masses (1 of SET B)||||
|||Additional Accessory:|||||
|MVVC|1|Device for use with MVV||||
7|MUP|1|Loading of Struts Unit||||
8|MTP|1|Twist and Bend Machine||||
9|MFV|1|Beam Deflection Unit, without masses (2 of SET C)||||
10|MTB|1|Torsion Unit||||
11|MFLT|1|Strut Unit||||
12|MVS|1|Suspension Bridge Unit||||
13|MFL|1|Two Pinned Arch Unit||||
14|MPO|1|Portal Frame Unit, without masses (1 of SET B)||||
15|MDB|1|Deflection of Curved Bars Unit||||
16|MMF|1|Shear Force and Bending Momentum Unit, without masses (1 of SET B)|||
17|MVL|1|Free Vibration Unit||||
18|MVLF|1|Free & Forced Vibration Unit||||
19|MOT|1|Torsional Oscillations Unit||||
20|MAE|1|Acceleration of Geared System Unit, without masses (1 of SET B)||||
21|MES|1|Simple Balancing Unit||||
22|MBU|1|Universal Bench Mounted Frame||||
23|MCD|1|Thin Cylinder Unit||||
|||Masses:|||||
24|SET A|1|Brass Slotted masses|||||
|SET B|1|Brass Slotted masses|||||
|SET C|1|Cast Iron Slotted masses|||||

For Technical Information CLIK HERE:

http://www.edibon.com/products/index.php?area=mechanicsmaterials&subarea=strengthmaterials&lang=e[->0]n

8.1 FLUID MECHANICS (Basic)

ITEM UNIT|QTY.|DESCRIPTION|||
||||||
1 LIFLUBA|1|Basic Fluids Mechanics Integrated Laboratory, formed by:|||||
||Base Service Units:|||||
FME00|1|Hydraulics Bench||||
FME00/B|1|Basic Hydraulic Feed System||||
||Modules:|||||
||General Concepts:|||||
FME01|1|Impact of a Jet||||
FME02|1|Flow over Weirs|||||
FME04|1|Orifice Discharge||||
FME14|1|Free and Forced Vortices||||
FME08|1|Hydrostatic Pressure|||||
FME10|1|Dead Weight Calibrator|||||
FME11|1|Metacentric Height|||||
FME26|1|Depression Measurement System (vacuum gage)|||||
FME32|1|Pitot Static Tube Module.||||
FME34|1|Fluid Statics and Manometry||||
FME35|1|Fluid Properties||||
||Laws:|||||
FME03|1|Bernoulli's Theorem Demonstration||||
FME22|1|Venturi, Bernoulli and Cavitation Equipment.||||
FME06|1|Osborne - Reynolds Demostration||||
FME31|1|Horizontal Osborne-Reynolds Demonstration.||||
FME24|1||||
FME33|1|Pascal´s Module||||
||Demonstration:|||||
FME09|1|Flow Visualization in Channels||||
FME20|1|Laminar Flow Demonstration||||
FME30|1|Vortex Flow Meter||||
FME15|1|Water Hammer||||
FME19|1|Cavitation Phenomenon Demonstration||||
FME25|1|Flow channel, 1 m. Lenght (without accessories)||||
||Accessories for FME25:|||||
FME25TP|1|Pitot Tube and Manometer board|||||
FME25CV|1|Vertical flat gate|||||
FME25SDL|1|Syphon spillway||||
FME25RM|1|Markings for Measurement of the water height|||||
FME18|1|Flow Meter Demonstration||||
FME17|1|Orifice and Free Jet Flow||||
||Pipes:|||||
FME05|1|Energy Losses in Bends||||
FME07|1|Energy Losses in Pipes||||
AFT/P|1|Fluid Friction in Pipes||||
FME23|1|Basic Pipe Network Unit||||
||Hydraulic Machines:|||||
FME12|1|Series-Parallel Pumps||||
FME13|1|Centrifugal Pump Characteristics||||

FME27|1|Axial Flow Turbine|||
FME16|1|Pelton Turbine|||
FME28|1|Francis Turbine|||
FME29|1|Kaplan Turbine|||
FME21|1|Radial Flow Turbine|||
||Software:|||
CAI|1|Computer Aided Instruction Software System, complementary to the|||
||Modules, formed by:|||
INS/SOF|1|Classroom Management Software Package (Instructor Software). Only|||
||one is required and common for all Software Packages (Student/Module|||
||Software) type ".../SOF"|||
||Available Software Packages (Student/Module Software):|||
||General Concepts:|||
FME01/SOF|1|Impact of Jet Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME02/SOF|1|Flow over Weirs Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME04/SOF|1|Orifice Discharge Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME14/SOF|1|Free and Forced Vortices Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME08/SOF|1|Hydrostatic Pressure Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME10/SOF|1|Dead Weight Calibrator Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME11/SOF|1|Metacentric Height Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME26/SOF|1|Depression Measurement System Demostration Student/Module|||
||Software|||
FME32/SOF|1|Pitot Static Tube Module Student/Module Software|||
FME34/SOF|1|Statics and Manometry Module Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME35/SOF|1|Fluid Properties Module Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
||Laws:|||
FME03/SOF|1|Bernoulli's Theorem Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME22/SOF|1|Ventury, Bernoulli and Cavitation Equipment Demonstration|||
||Student/Module Software|||
FME06/SOF|1|Osborne - Reynolds Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME31/SOF|1|Horizontal Osborne-Reynolds Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME24/SOF|1|Equipment for the Study of the Darcy´s Equation Demostration|||
||Student/Module Software|||
FME33/SOF|1|Pascal´s Module Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
||Demonstration:|||
FME09/SOF|1|Flow Visualization in Channels Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME20/SOF|1|Laminar Flow Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME30/SOF|1|Vortex Flow Meter Student/Module Software|||
FME15/SOF|1|Water hammer Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME19/SOF|1|Cavitation Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME25/SOF|1|Flow channel, 1 m. Lenght Demostration Student/Module Software|||
FME18/SOF|1|Flow Meter Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME17/SOF|1|Orifice and Free Jet Flow Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
||Pipes:|||
FME05/SOF|1|Energy Loss in Bends Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME07/SOF|1|Energy Losses in Pipes Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME23/SOF|1|Basic Pipe Network Equipment Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
||Hydraulic Machines:|||
FME12/SOF|1|Serial-Parallel Pumps Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME13/SOF|1|Centrifugal Pump Characteristics Demonstration Student/Module|||
||Software|||

FME27/SOF|1|Axial Flow Turbine Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME16/SOF|1|Pelton turbine Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME28/SOF|1|Francis Turbine Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME29/SOF|1|Kaplan Turbine Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME21/SOF|1|Radial Flow turbine Demonstration Student/Module Software|||
FME/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System (Results calculation and analysis)|||
||(Student´s Software)for the following modules:|||
||Available Student/Module Software Packages:|||
||General Concepts:|||
FME01/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Impact of Jet Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME02/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Flow over Weirs Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME04/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Orifice Discharge Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME14/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Free and Forced Vortices|||
||Demonstration Student/Module Software Package|||
FME08/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Hydrostatic Pressure|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME10/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Dead Weight Calibrator|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME11/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Metacentric Height Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME26/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Depression Measurement System|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME32/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Pitot Static Tube Module|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME34/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System:Statics and Manometry Module|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME35/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System:Fluid Properties Module|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
||Laws:|||
FME03/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Bernoulli´s Theorem Demostration|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME22/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Ventury, Bernoulli and Cavitation|||
||Equipment Student/Module Software Package|||
FME06/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Osborne - Reynolds Demonstration|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME31/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Horizontal Osborne-Reynolds|||
||Demonstration Student/Module Software Package|||
FME24/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System:Equipment for the Study of the|||
||Darcy´s Equation Student/Module Software Package|||
FME33/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Pascal´s Module Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
||Demonstration:|||
FME09/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Flow Visualization in Channels|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME20/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Laminar Flow Demonstration|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME30/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Vortex Flow Meter Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME15/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Water hammer Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME19/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Cavitation Demonstration|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME25/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System:Flow channel, 1 m. Lenght|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME18/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Flow Meter Demonstration|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME17/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Orifice and Free Jet Flow|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
||Pipes:|||
FME05/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Energy Loss in Bends|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME07/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Energy Losses in Pipes|||
||Demonstration Student/Module Software Package|||
FME23/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Basic Pipe Network Equipment|||
||Software|||
||Hydraulic Machines:|||
FME12/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Serial-Parallel Pumps|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME13/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Centrifugal Pump Characteristics|||
||Student/Module Software Package|||
FME27/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Axial Flow Turbine software|||
FME16/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Pelton turbine Student/Module|||
||Software Package|||
FME28/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Francis Turbine|||
FME29/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Kaplan Turbine|||
FME21/CAL|1|Computer Aided Learning System: Radial Flow turbine Software|||
||Data Adquisition:|||
BDAS|1|Basic Data Adquisition System from computer and Sensors for being|||
||used with EDIBON FME series, formed by:|||
BDAS/BFA|1|Electronic box and data acquisition board.|||
BDAS/BFI|1|Specific Software and sensors for each FME/-- unit (it is required one|||
||for each unit)|||

For Technical Information CLIK HERE:

http://www.edibon.com/products/index.php?area=fluidmechanicsaerodynamics&subarea=fluidmechanicsbasic&la[->1]n g=en

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