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How can I calculate the vacuum pressure in Y-junction?
I am glad that some people are interested. I tried to solve it by a CFD software; but I am not satisfied with the results. I've got either a wrong result, or a result that I don't have any idea how it comes, where it comes. Actually, I am just learning CFD, so don't trust my results on it. If...- cajamarcus
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Is Work Calculated for a Satellite Entering Orbit?
I didn't consider the space effects actually. I assumed that it is a simple work-energy problem; so ignored many things. I assumed that once it reaches to the orbit, the net force will be zero, so the satellite will neither go further, nor fall back.- cajamarcus
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Is Work Calculated for a Satellite Entering Orbit?
Sorry, you may be right; I will erase the calculation part.- cajamarcus
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Is Work Calculated for a Satellite Entering Orbit?
I don't know the exact English terms, but I will try to explain what I know: E: Energy [J] P: Static pressure [Pa] u: Velocity of the object [m/s] G: Gravitational acceleration [m/s 2 ] z: Elevation [m] m: Mass of the object [kg] V: Volume of the object [m3] 1: point 1 2: point 2 The...- cajamarcus
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can I calculate the vacuum pressure in Y-junction?
Hi, even though it seems so simple; I can't solve this since a few days and it's driving me crazy. Flow gets inside the tube from point 1, it will create a vacuum, which will let a secondary flow inlet from point 2. Both flows will mix inside the tube, and get out of the junction from point...- cajamarcus
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Can Energy Engineers Collaborate to Make a Sustainable Future?
Hello everyone, It's nice to see that the people are taking this forum serious. I am an energy engineer, looking forward to help each other. Thanks a lot, Cajamarcus- cajamarcus
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