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Understanding forces acting on a pipe bend when fluid is passing through
Hello all I am trying to understand the forces that are acting on a pipe bend when a fluid is passing through it. I have been given the following diagram:- The bit i cannot get my head around is why does P2A2 point the way it does i.e. down towards the left shouldn't is point the opposite...- tomtomtom1
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- Bend Fluid Forces Pipe
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Bernoulli's Equation With Losses
Hi Lnewqban If i can ask a follow on question which is this, if i had the same example but this time i added a pump half way along the pipe then would the gain in energy from the pipe be described in Bernoullis equation as:- This equation makes sense to me because I interpret this equation as...- tomtomtom1
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Bernoulli's Equation With Losses
Hello community I have been trying to get my head around Bernoulli's equation when factoring in energy loss due to friction. I am trying to understand the concepts and i was hoping someone could remove some doubt from my mind by confirming the following:- 1) Would the following statement be...- tomtomtom1
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- Bernoulli's Bernoulli's equation
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High School How to create a parabolic formula - For Weight Loss
Berkeman If an exponential/log function would meet Day 1 = 100kg and Day 112 = 67kg then i would be happy to try that but i just don't know how to generate the function that meets those requirements.- tomtomtom1
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High School How to create a parabolic formula - For Weight Loss
Hi mfb Would some form of logarithmic function work?- tomtomtom1
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High School How to create a parabolic formula - For Weight Loss
Hello all I was hoping someone can help with the following problem. I am trying to create a parabolic formula to give me target weight. For example:- Day 1 = Target Weight 100kg Day 112 = Target Weight 67kg Each day is consecutive - can anyone help me to create a parabolic formula that goes...- tomtomtom1
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- Formula Loss Weight
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Quick Method of Calculating the 2nd Moment Of Area Of an I Beam
Hi All I was wondering if there was a quick method of calculating the Second Moment Of Area about the Z axis shown below? I can quickly work out the Second Moment Of Area about the Y axis but the Z axis is proving very difficult and time consuming as the parallel axis therom needs to be...- tomtomtom1
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- Area Beam Method Moment
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Deriving Momentum From Newton's Second Law of Motion
Hi Archaic That has cleared up a lot of things for me thank you, If i may ask some final question just to clear up my doubt which are:- 1) Force can be defined as Mass * Acceleration which is the same thing as saying Force is equal to change of momentum with respect to time, which is the same...- tomtomtom1
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Deriving Momentum From Newton's Second Law of Motion
Hi ehild Thank you for your response, to be honest i don't think i fully understand. I re-wrote velocity out to get:- But this is as far as i get. I tried to re-write acceleration (as you have shown) which gets me to:- From set 7, i have Force = Mass * derivative of velocity with respect...- tomtomtom1
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Deriving Momentum From Newton's Second Law of Motion
Hello everyone I was hoping someone could shed some light on the following:- I am trying to derive the equation of Momentum from Newton's 2nd Law. What I know is the following:- I don't know how to get from Force = Mass * Acceleration TO Momentum = Mass * Velocity. I have attempted to...- tomtomtom1
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- deriving Law Momentum Motion Newton's second law Second law
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Calculating the bending stress of a simply supported beam
Thank you all. I think i am going to start with solid works to being with and at the same time continue to learn the basics. I have now started by adventure into the FEA :) Thank you.- tomtomtom1
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Bending Moment & Bending Stress
Hello all I was wondering if anyone could figure out the what the equation below means, specifically the W term? The equation to calculate bending stress for a cross section that i have used and i know is correct is:- Bending Stress = Moment (M) * Distance From Neutral Axis (Z) / Second...- tomtomtom1
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- Bending Bending moment Bending stress Moment Stress
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Calculating the bending stress of a simply supported beam
FEAAnalyst. Thanks Just out of interest what FEA software do you use? I wanted to start using one but wasnt sure which one would be the easiest to learn just as a starter. A few people are using Solidworks. Thoughts? Thanks- tomtomtom1
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Calculating the bending stress of a simply supported beam
Hello all I am trying to calculate the bending stress of a simply supported beam with a load of 12kn at the middle of a 6m span, member depth of 0.016m I have drawn both the bending moment and shear force diagram. I want to know the following:- 1) When calculating the bending stress would...- tomtomtom1
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- Beam Bending Bending stress Stress
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering