Recent content by Stephen0311

Thank you Chester - This was insanely helpful. I think I'm all set now, I'll let you know if I run into any issues. You're the man! Go Blue!

To build off of this - I have attempted to recalc it and have a few questions/comments. I'm hoping it's not overly frustrating trying to teach fluid dynamics to someone that has never practiced it at all before, but I can't reiterate enough how thankful I am. 1) Is there a reason that we care...

Let's go with the diameter is .1mm - I'm flexible on this as one of the variables that can change to make the time equal to 30 minutes. Is there anyway you could throw it into a speadsheet form kind of like I did and show me what you mean? I think I'm following your logic, but it would be super...

Also, I have it attempted to put it into spreadsheet form.. here is a link to my image... https://imgur.com/a/160Wc I'm fairly confident that it's completely wrong.. hopefully someone a lot smarter than me can point out my mistakes though.

Really appreciate the response - I'm actually a business major from Michigan so Go Blue back at you! I watched this video regarding the Hagen-Poiseulle equation and think I have a decent understanding of the different variables - the one outstanding question is how would I calculate the...

Homework Statement I have a syringe filled with water. This syringe is a cylinder with a length of 3 inches (L), diameter of 1.5 inches (D). Attached to the syringe is a constant force spring, which pushes the plunger into the syringe with a force of 2 pounds (F). Ignore the friction between...

Hi Friends, So I'll go into a bit of the setup that I'm having some trouble figuring out. I have a piece of rubber that will be pushing up against the side of a metal (or plastic) container to create a waterproof seal. The easiest way to think about this would be to imagine the rubber piece of...