Nozzles & Fluid Flow: Get Info & Efficiency Increase Calcs

In summary, the conversation is about a person asking for information on nozzles from a fluid mechanics perspective. They are specifically looking for websites or materials in PDF or PowerPoint format with efficiency increase calculations. The other participants suggest going to a library and looking for a thermodynamics book or searching on the internet. They also mention that some information may be copyrighted and need to be purchased. The person is reminded to do some research themselves and not rely solely on others for information.
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NAVED EJAZ
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:zzz: hello
NEED COMPLETED INFORMATIONS ON NOZZLES(FROM FLUID MECHANICS POINT OF VIEW)PLEASE GIVE ME NAMES OF SOME WEBSITES WITH MATERIAL ON NOZZLES IN PDF,OR POWER POINT SLIDES OR ANY OTHER WITH EFFICIENCY INCREASE CALCULATIONS

WAITING FOR PROMPT ACTION

THANKS
 
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Try going to a library, and looking for what's called a book.

Get one titled, 'thermodynamics'.

Thats enough for now, I don't want to wake you from your nap.
 
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Naved... we can understand your excitement, but please don't shout. You'll still get the attention that you need. :biggrin:
 
  • #5
any thermo text-book and fluid mechanics text-book will give you just about all the basic info you need on nozzles.

carp
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There is an incredible amount of information available on the internet. All you have to do is search. However, if you are looking for items like ASME MFC-3M-2004 or the like, those are copyrighted and you must buy a copy for yourself. Google is a wonderful thing.
 
  • #7
just google it out man... not that difficult i suppose... got to give some input from your own side as well... can't expect us to do all that for you
 

1. What is a nozzle and how does it work?

A nozzle is a device that is used to control the flow of a fluid, such as water or air. It works by accelerating the fluid through a small opening, which increases its velocity and decreases its pressure. This creates a high-speed jet of fluid that can be used for various purposes, such as propulsion or mixing.

2. What factors affect the efficiency of a nozzle?

The efficiency of a nozzle is affected by several factors, including the shape and size of the nozzle, the properties of the fluid being used, and the operating conditions. Other factors that can impact efficiency include the design of the nozzle, the quality of the materials used, and any external forces that may be acting on the nozzle.

3. How can I calculate the efficiency of a nozzle?

The efficiency of a nozzle can be calculated by using the nozzle efficiency formula, which takes into account the mass flow rate of the fluid, the inlet and outlet pressures, and the specific heat ratio of the fluid. This formula can be found in most fluid dynamics textbooks or online resources.

4. Can nozzles be used to increase the flow rate of a fluid?

Yes, nozzles can be used to increase the flow rate of a fluid. By accelerating the fluid through a smaller opening, the velocity of the fluid increases, resulting in a higher flow rate. However, it is important to note that the flow rate can only be increased up to a certain point before other factors, such as friction and turbulence, start to hinder the flow.

5. How are nozzles used in industry?

Nozzles have a wide range of applications in various industries. They are commonly used in propulsion systems, such as jet engines and rockets, to generate thrust. They are also used in spray painting, firefighting, and chemical processing. In industry, nozzles are often used to control the flow and direction of fluids to achieve specific outcomes, such as mixing, cleaning, or cooling.

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