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Quid es la kapilara elevace?
Quid es la kapilara elevace?
La kapilara elevace es la ascendenta del nivello del liquore in tubulos multe anguste causate per la tension superficial.
What is a streamline?
What is a streamline?
La proudnice es la linea imagine in un campo de velocitates, le que es tangente a la vector de velocitate in omne puncto.
La profil de velocitate es plu forte in le fluxo laminar que in le fluxo turbulent.
La profil de velocitate es plu forte in le fluxo laminar que in le fluxo turbulent.
True (A)
Quid es le Moody diagram?
Quid es le Moody diagram?
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Quid es un proudnica tubo?
Quid es un proudnica tubo?
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Quid es aerodinamical obstruction?
Quid es aerodinamical obstruction?
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Como calculemos le potenca hydraulic?
Como calculemos le potenca hydraulic?
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Quid es la Laval nozzle?
Quid es la Laval nozzle?
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Quid es le eficacia de un nozzle?
Quid es le eficacia de un nozzle?
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Quid es un adiabatic irreversible expansion?
Quid es un adiabatic irreversible expansion?
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Quid es le equation de un free surface?
Quid es le equation de un free surface?
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Quid es le Reynolds number?
Quid es le Reynolds number?
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Quid es un proudnica corpore?
Quid es un proudnica corpore?
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Quid es un loading diagram?
Quid es un loading diagram?
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Quid es le emission line?
Quid es le emission line?
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Quid es le hydraulic radius?
Quid es le hydraulic radius?
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Quid es le metacentre?
Quid es le metacentre?
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Quid es le Weissbach equation?
Quid es le Weissbach equation?
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Quid es capillary depression?
Quid es capillary depression?
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Quid es le Venturi tube?
Quid es le Venturi tube?
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Quid es le bulk module, E?
Quid es le bulk module, E?
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Quid es le velocity coefficient?
Quid es le velocity coefficient?
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Quid es le upstream?
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Quid es le downstream?
Quid es le downstream?
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Quid es head loss?
Quid es head loss?
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Quid es le local losses?
Quid es le local losses?
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Quid es le continuity equation?
Quid es le continuity equation?
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Quid es le Reynolds stress?
Quid es le Reynolds stress?
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Quid es un blunt body?
Quid es un blunt body?
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Quid es stagnation point?
Quid es stagnation point?
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Quid es le Reynolds transport theorem?
Quid es le Reynolds transport theorem?
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Quid es le efficiency of a nozzle?
Quid es le efficiency of a nozzle?
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Quid es le Torricelli's theorem?
Quid es le Torricelli's theorem?
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Quid es turbulent flow?
Quid es turbulent flow?
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Quid es hydraulic head?
Quid es hydraulic head?
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Quid es un rotating free surface?
Quid es un rotating free surface?
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Quid es le Hugoniot's theorem?
Quid es le Hugoniot's theorem?
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Quid es Newtonian fluids?
Quid es Newtonian fluids?
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Quid es le law of momentum?
Quid es le law of momentum?
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Quid es le Euler equation?
Quid es le Euler equation?
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Como nos classifica le fluidos?
Como nos classifica le fluidos?
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Quid es le work of water turbines?
Quid es le work of water turbines?
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Quid es le equation of motion for a fluid in a U-tube?
Quid es le equation of motion for a fluid in a U-tube?
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Quid es le Bernoulli equation for an ideal fluid and a real fluid?
Quid es le Bernoulli equation for an ideal fluid and a real fluid?
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Quid es le forces acting on a fluid particle in a moving fluid?
Quid es le forces acting on a fluid particle in a moving fluid?
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Quid es potential flow?
Quid es potential flow?
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Quid es le formula for dynamic pressure?
Quid es le formula for dynamic pressure?
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Quid es le circulation?
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Quid es le dependency of Cx on Re for a sphere?
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Study Notes
Newton's Law
- Describes the relationship between shear stress and the velocity gradient in fluids.
- Shear stress (τ) is related to the dynamic viscosity (µ) and the velocity gradient (du/dy).
Capillary Elevation
- Capillary elevation occurs when a liquid rises or falls in a narrow tube due to surface tension.
- The height (h) of the liquid elevation or depression is related to the surface tension (σ), contact angle (θ), and the tube radius (r).
- The formula is h = (2σ cosθ)/(ρgr) where σ = surface tension, θ = contact angle, ρ = density of liquid, g = acceleration due to gravity, and r = radius of the tube.
Streamlines
- Streamlines are curves in a flow field that are everywhere tangent to the velocity vector at each point in the fluid.
- Streamlines help visualize the flow pattern and show flow direction.
Prandtl Tube
- Used for measuring fluid velocity.
- The formula for the velocity (v) of a fluid using a Prandtl tube is given as v = 2√[(p2−p1)/ρ] where p2 and p1 pressures, and ρ is density.
Moody Diagram
- Shows the relationship between the friction factor (λ) and the Reynolds number (Re) for various pipe roughness.
- The Moody diagram is used to determine the friction factor for turbulent flow in pipes.
- Friction factor depends on Re and roughness.
Buckingham Pi Theorem
- Used to reduce the number of variables in complex physical problems.
- The Buckingham Pi theorem is a technique for finding dimensionless groups from a set of variables in order to simplify the problem.
- Based on dimensional analysis
- Reduces the number of variables via dimensionless groups
Euler's Equation
- Describes the conservation of linear momentum in a fluid flow.
- The relationship between pressure gradient and fluid acceleration is given as a function of the fluid velocity.
- The equation considers the spatial variations of pressure, momentum, and the fluid acceleration.
Reynolds Number
- A dimensionless number describing the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces in a fluid.
- Used to determine the flow regime (laminar or turbulent) in a pipe or channel.
- A critical Reynolds number separates laminar from turbulent flows, and it's denoted as Re.
Flow in a tube
- The fluid velocity, pressure, and density of the fluid are important factors that must be considered when studying flow in a tube.
- Laminar flow has smooth layers, turbulent flow is chaotic.
Power of a fluid
- Power is calculated by taking the product between the mass flow rate, gravity constant, elevation difference and the density of the fluid, as a function of the area of the pipe or channel.
- Power of the fluid is a function of the mass flow rate, elevation difference, and cross-sectional area of the pipe, or channel.
Laval Nozzle
- A Laval nozzle is a converging-diverging nozzle used to accelerate a fluid to supersonic speeds.
- The fluid expands and accelerates in the diverging section to achieve supersonic speeds.
Efficiency of a nozzle
- Efficiency of a nozzle is a measure of how effectively the nozzle accelerates the fluid.
- It is a measure of how much of the input energy is converted into kinetic energy of the fluid.
Hydrostatic Pressure
- Pressure exerted by a fluid at rest due to the force of gravity.
- It depends only on the height and density of the fluid.
- Formula: P = ρgh.
Hydrostatic Paradox
- The equal hydrostatic pressure forces at every point in a fluid at the same height, regardless of the shape or size of the container.
Bernoulli Equation
- Describes the conservation of energy in steady, incompressible, and inviscid flow.
- Expresses the relationship between static and dynamic pressure, kinetic energy and pressure.
Torricelli's law
- Formula : V= √(2gh)
- Equation that predicts the speed of a fluid emerging from an opening in container.
Dimensional Analysis
- Method for deriving and analyzing physical relationships or models.
Nozzle Efficiency
- A calculation of how effectively energy is transferred using the Laval Nozzle.
Kapilární Elevation
- Equation is h=2σ cosθ/ ρgr
- Height of elevation in a narrow tube due to surface tension.
Viscosity
- Fluid resistance to flow.
- Liquid resistance, or internal friction.
Laminar Flow
- Characterized by smooth, parallel layers of fluid moving past each other.
Turbulent Flow
- Chaotic flow marked by fluctuations in velocity and pressure.
Reynolds transport theorem
- A fundamental concept in fluid mechanics, which describes how to analyze the conservation laws of mass, momentum, and energy for open and closed systems.
Velocity
- The speed and direction at a given point in a fluid flow.
Pressure
- Force per unit area exerted by a fluid.
Density
- Mass per unit volume of a fluid.
Specific Weight
- Weight per unit volume of a fluid.
Surface Tension
- Force that tends to minimize the surface area of a liquid.
Contact Angle
- Angle between the tangent at the intersection of the liquid and solid surfaces and the solid surface.
More Notes
- Includes numerous other related concepts like momentum, energy, and conservation laws.
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This quiz covers key principles in fluid mechanics including Newton's law of viscosity, capillary elevation, streamlines, and the Prandtl tube for measuring fluid velocity. Test your understanding of these concepts through a series of questions.