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    Enhancing the thermal conductivity of Phase changing materials

    A) What are the modern techniques used for enhancing the thermal conductivity of Phase changing materials (PCM) ? B) what are the negative effects (disadvantages) of using old methods of enhancing thermal conductivity of PCM ? ( construct table ) C) what are the different techniques used for...
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    I tried it, but didnt found any expression or formula to go with it
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    Ok what first i did is i have assumed that i have a solid ball having some radius, with the help of that radius i calculated volume , then with density and volume i found mass of that ball Then i used Fb = Fg Till this point the values of these two doesn't comes equal to each other, so now...
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    Yes sir, i have answered the questions if i assume inner radius = 0.024m Outer radius = 0.025m Then Fb = Fg But now we have to find the suspension height of the particle (of assumed radius) Or let's make it simple i need to find the pressure acting on a suspended particle if these...
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    "w" is the specific weight of fluid Where as i have mentioned above i.e at assumed radius Fb = Fg Where Fb = density of fluid * volume of fluid displaced * gravitational acceleration Fg = mass of body * gravitational acceleration When we attain Fb = Fg body will suspend at any height in...
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    then which formula should i use to find the height of suspended particle in a container ?
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    Fluid Mechanics by RS Khurmi Chapter # 3 : Hydrostatics Where he used this formula to get pressure acting on a immersed surface . P is pressure acting on a immersed surface.
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    yes i am using archimedes principle , i have assumed radius as well e.g if we assume that we have wood sphere coated with aluminium and radius of wood particle is 1.9cm and aluminium coating will be taken as hollow sphere having internal radius of 1.9cm and outer radius is 2cm (mean coating...
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    Fluid Mechanics, Particle Size, Bouyouncy Force

    1. What should be the size of object/Particle (sphere) so that it should remain suspended (neither it should sink nor it should float)? container dimensions 30*25*25, density of fluid 0.9g/cm3 , density of particle 0.86g/cm3 , particle is coated with aluminium having density of 2.07g/cm3.(if...
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    Need Help with Fluid Mechanics Problem? Join the Physics Forums Community!

    Hi, i m aqib i am doing mechanical engineering (final year) i just joined this forum because i am feeling difficulty in solving Fluid Mechanics Problem And i am hoping i will get help from experts and seniors in solving that
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