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Fluid mechanics, Draining a cylindrical tank, some help
Here is my work here is my work- wmsaqqa
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Fluid mechanics, Draining a cylindrical tank, some help
For the problem attached, I solved it and found the answer for part b : 80.21 s How to get sure or know if the answer is right or not. Thanks- wmsaqqa
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- Cylindrical Fluid Fluid mechanics Mechanics Tank
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Fluid mechanics, help in finding the dancy friction factor
can you show me an example for this if there is available, please!- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fluid mechanics, help in finding the dancy friction factor
How to find the dancy friction factor by using the colebrook white equation (not using the moody chart) ; to calculate the 1/√f = -2LOG[(e/d)/3.71 + 2.51/(Re*√f)] help please- wmsaqqa
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Friction Friction factor Mechanics
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When should we use p = ρ.g.h and p = ρ.g.hcg for hydrostatic pressure?
For the hydrostatic pressure, when do we use [ p = ρ.g.h ] and [ p = ρ.g.hcg ] where: ρ = density g = acc of gravity h = height of water column hcg = the distance to the center of gravity from the surface of water downward- wmsaqqa
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- Hydrostatic Hydrostatic pressure Pressure
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Discover the Proof for the Dynamic Viscosity Formula in Fluid Mechanics
What is the prove for this formula, or in another way the provement of the dynamic viscosity multiplied by the shear strain will get us the shear stress,- wmsaqqa
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Mechanics
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How to Prove an Equation Without Wikipedia?
I didn't find it on wikipedia- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to Prove an Equation Without Wikipedia?
the equation which is circled- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to Prove an Equation Without Wikipedia?
How can I prove this equation: it is attached in a photo.- wmsaqqa
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Materials for civil engineering please
I have a question I really would be thankful if I had some help For the mix design in the fresh concrete.. I've got the compressive strength 6525 psi, I didn't find it in any table to find the w/c (water-cement ratio), what should I do and if there is a formula for it what it is?- wmsaqqa
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- Civil Civil engineering Engineering Materials
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Mechanics of material people Stresses
Ahh yes.. Thanks a lot this was really helpful and enough and thanks again for giving me some of your time.- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanics of material people Stresses
oh thank you this was really helpful.. but now I'm facing a big problem which is how to take the section for a point in a beam for calculating the shearing stress [TAU=V.Q/Ib] or shear flow [q=V.Q/I] .. what is the points that i have to follow to know the section that i have to take for...- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanics of material people Stresses
In this question below in the 2 files, i have a problem with the ( Q ) in the shearing stress.. can someone help me and explain for me how they get [Q=(32)(30)(15)] for point (a) and how about point (b) also !? what i know that Q=A.y , how did they get (32)(30) for the area and (15) for the...- wmsaqqa
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- Material Mechanics
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Mechanics of material people Stresses
[SIZE="3"]In this question below in the 2 files, i have a problem with the ( Q ) in the shearing stress.. can someone help me and explain for me how they get [Q=(32)(30)(15)] for point (a) and how about point (b) also !? what i know that Q=A.y , how did they get (32)(30) for the area and (15)...- wmsaqqa
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- Material Mechanics
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Balls dropped and thrown at the same time
I need a help and check for my answers.. and i showed you the formula and you said that this formula is right.. but the answers are wrong..- wmsaqqa
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help