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Boiling point and vapor pressure
Thank you for your reply. So if the vapor pressure reaches the surrounding atmospheric pressure, how does that lead to the pressure around the volume of water being lower than the pressure with which the steam wants to form? By "wants", do you mean that the molecules break away from...- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Boiling point and vapor pressure
I am trying to understand the concept of boiling from a very fundamental perspective. Most textbooks say that: as a liquid is heated, it's vapor pressure increases. When the vapor pressure reaches the surrounding pressure(or atmospheric pressure at that point), then boiling occurs. I agree...- sashankhrao
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- Boiling Boiling point Point Pressure Vapor Vapor pressure
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad Boiling point and vapor pressure
I am trying to understand the concept of boiling from a very fundamental perspective. Most textbooks say that: as a liquid is heated, it's vapor pressure increases. When the vapor pressure reaches the surrounding pressure(or atmospheric pressure at that point), then boiling occurs. I agree...- sashankhrao
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- Boiling Boiling point Point Pressure Vapor Vapor pressure
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Drooped down wingtip or the drooped up wingtip better for an RC plane?
Hi, I think there seems to be some confusion.Pls take a look at this http://ojas.ucok.edu/96/T96/Jdavis.htm#Abs . I'm talking about the ends of the wings (wingtips). The second option in the link seems to be better than the third. However it is not used in any commercial airline.- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Drooped down wingtip or the drooped up wingtip better for an RC plane?
Wingtips Hi, If I need to design a wingtip for an exisitng wing then what size must the wingtip be relative to the wing. If someone can help out by providing links or any info, I will really appreciate it!- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Drooped down wingtip or the drooped up wingtip better for an RC plane?
Hi, Can someone pls help me out in telling me whether the drooped down wingtip or the drooped up wingtip is better for an RC plane? I have read that the drooped down wingtip is better but none of the planes in production(commercial airliners) use it. They use the drooped up wingtip! Also, is...- sashankhrao
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- Plane Rc
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Model Aircraft Design for High Lift
Hi, Thank you very much for your reply. The wing span of our craft is 2.5m just for your reference. The tail is like the one from the avro lancaster. Would winglets be useful for the main wing for our model? I understand that winglets reduce the downwash and hence reduce induced drag. I’m...- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Model Aircraft Design for High Lift
Hi, I need to make changes to an existing design of a model radio controlled aircraft to increase its lift to carry more payload. Pls confirm my ideas and any suggesstions would be really appreciated. Using wingtips to reduce induced drag and increase lift. Will a Dihedral affect lift in...- sashankhrao
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- Aircraft Design Lift Model
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Which Software is Best for CFD: Fortran vs C
Hi, Thanks again for your help. I will begin my coding with Fortran. Regards, Sashankh- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Which Software is Best for CFD: Fortran vs C
Can someone pls advise me as to which would be the better software to learn which would help in CFD - Fortran or C or something else? Thanks!- sashankhrao
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- Cfd Fortran
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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. Air and water in a cross flow heat exchanger. The fluids do not come
Hi, Sorry for the late reply. Thanks a lot for answering my question. I'll take your advice of using impirical relations. Sashankh- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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. Air and water in a cross flow heat exchanger. The fluids do not come
Hi, I am trying to do a cross flow analysis in FLUENT. Air and water in a cross flow heat exchanger. The fluids do not come in contact. I have modeled and meshed the geometry in GAMBIT. Could someone pls help me with the steps in FLUENT as to how to assign different fluid properties for...- sashankhrao
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- Air Cross Flow Fluids Heat Heat exchanger Water
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Graduate Can someone please explain to me the concept of vortex breakdown?
Hi Andy, Thank you for your interest in my doubt. If you could assist me with your email address i could send you the document that i am trying to understand. Its on Vortex Breakdown. A pdf file.- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Graduate Can someone please explain to me the concept of vortex breakdown?
Hi Andy, Thanks for your reply.Actually I don't understand the concept of vortex breakdown and its relation to Swirl Number (SN) which is defined as the ratio of swirl to meridianol motion strengths. I have read that vortex breakdown diappearance occurs as the SN decreases.- sashankhrao
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Graduate Can someone please explain to me the concept of vortex breakdown?
Can someone please explain to me the concept of vortex breakdown?- sashankhrao
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- Concept Explain Vortex
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- Forum: Classical Physics