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Calculating Air Speed Diff. of Plane Lifts
Homework Statement We have a plane which lift area is A=500 m2 and weight of plane is m= 540 000 kg. That the plane can stay in air the pressure difference between top and bottom of the lifts have to be: B>G --> Δp= (m*g)/A = 10 594.8 Pa. Homework Equations Bernoulli equation The Attempt at...- Studphy
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- Air Bernoulli equation Fluid dynamic Lift Plane Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculation of pressure variation due to fluid discharge
Dear all, I have a headache and I need you help, with the following problem. I need to create excel sheet for the calculation (estimate) of the size of the orifice on the orifice plate that will produce a pressure reduction rate in pipeline at 0,5 bar per minute. It is not important to...- vepexu
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- Calculation Discharge Fluid Fluid dynamic Pressure Pressure vessel Variation
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Calculating the velocity and pressure profiles across an axial fan
Hi, This is my first post on the PhysicsFormus I am trying to design an inlet and outlet for an axial fan and calculate velocity and pressure profiles in the duct. See the sketch attached. The ultimate goal is to carry out a CFD study but I was wondering if there is an analytical solution for...- alewarc
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- Axial Cfd Fan Fluid dynamic Fluid dynamics Pressure Velocity
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to find the velocity of air flow around the aerofoil?
Homework Statement How to find the velocity of the air flow around the aerofoil? Homework Equations U - freesteam velocity β - angle of wing camber The Attempt at a Solution To find the velocity of the air flow at each section of the aerofoil, am I right to say that the horizontal velocity...- TimeRip496
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- Aerodynamics Air Air flow Flow Fluid dynamic Velocity
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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FEA for Water Tank: Weight & Pressure Analysis
Hi, I'm trying to do some stress analysis on a tank filled with water, I have split the walls into sections and applied the appropriate pressures. However, I'm confused as to whether I apply the weight of the water+pressure at that height difference to the bottom of the plate; or will the...- Thomas Plank
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- Fea Fluid dynamic Tank Water Water tank
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Increase in the frequency of sound in a glass of water?
Suppose you have a glass of water, and you beat a spoon on the bottom layer of glass through the mouth of glass, repeated beatings in a regular fashion will cause in increased frequency of sound produced due to the spoon beating?What causes such increase in frequency?- SherLOCKed
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- Fluid dynamic Frequency Glass increase Physics Sound Water
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Pressure Calculations at Points A and B using Pascal's Paradox
Homework Statement The points of interest are at point A and B, I want to calculate the pressures at that point. I am working in gage pressure so we can ignore atmospheric pressure. Homework Equations P = pgh P = sg x specific weight of water x height The Attempt at a Solution Attempting a...- Brownie
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- Application Fluid Fluid dynamic Fluid statics Paradox Pascal
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Transport Phenomenon: Drag Coefficient & Friction Factor
My book states that when a flow around object is considered, Non dimensional momentum flux is defined as the drag coefficient In case of flow through tubes it states The non dimensional momentum flux is defined as the friction factor What do these statements mean? What do they practically...- Rahulx084
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- Fluid dynamic Flux Heat transfer Mass transfer Phenomenon Transport
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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How long will it take for a gas cylinder to empty?
The main aim of my question is to find time taken by gas filled tank while emptying (from full to zero) it into atmosphere? I require a set of equations which might be used in the calculation of such a situation. Known parameters are: 1. Pressure inside the gas tank. 2. Dimension and shape of...- Infinity_a
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- Cylinder Empty Flow rate Fluid dynamic Fluid dynamics Gas gas cylinder Volume
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Will water flow ever stop if we increase resistance?
Complete question: Will flow ever reverse or stop if we increase resistance in this pipe scenario? There are 2 comunicating vessels. The highest vessel is coninuosly alimented with new water. Water in excess flows down on the sides. Water will try to reach the same height in both vessels, so...- Gabriele99
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- Flow Fluid Fluid dynamic increase Pipe Resistance Water Water flow
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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I Is this expression for Mass Flowing Out of a Bottle correct?
Hello there, I am going to implement a numerical method to solve how much Mass of a fluid has gone out of an opened bottle. I am going to get h(t) with some sensors but I am not sure if this expression for Mass gone out "M" is correct. The area of the bottle at the up part. A1 The density of the...- JorgeM
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- Expression Fluid dynamic Integral calculus Mass
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Hydrostatic pressure distribution despite fluid motion
Hello, in some exam questions I've looked at it is stated that the pressure distribution is hydrostatic, even though there is fluid motion. (In these cases the velocity has been constant over the section where the pressure is said to be hydrostatic). Is it really possible to assume that the... -
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A Sufficient conditions for Rayleigh-Taylor instability
I was reading the paper entitled "The Rayleigh—Taylor instability in astrophysical fluids" by Allen & Hughes (1984), and they discuss relativistically hot plasmas in the context of weak magnetic fields which are presumed to have no dynamic influence, so they take a fluid approach. In this paper...- TheCanadian
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- Conditions Fluid dynamic Instability Relaitivity
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I Variation of Torriceli's theorem?
Hi there. Everyone knows about Torricelli's theorem that says about , in a too big container (opened) the speed of the liquid is given by: v=√(2gh) This result is just for containers that have a hole in the side and the fluid goes out perpendicular to the gravity. And also this result is just...- JorgeM
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- Fluid dynamic Fluid flow Theorem Variation
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Max Thickness and Velocity Profile of Paint on Vertical Wall | Bingham Plastic
Homework Statement Consider a layer of paint on a vertical wall, with uniform thickness T and a yield stress of Tau_0. (Paint is a Bingham Plastic). a) Derive an expression for the maximum thickness T0 that can be sustained without vertical flow.b) Derive an expression for the velocity profile...- helppls
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- Flow Fluid dynamic Paint Vertical
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Non Newtonian / Newtonian Fluid interface
Suppose I have a wave tank partially filled with a shear thickening Newtonian fluid (Oobleck), on top of which sits a layer of water (separated by a thin membrane to prevent mixing) If I propagate a surface wave in the water layer how will it conduct itself at the Newtonian/Non Newtonian Fluid... -
Force required to dislodge a sphere from pipe (Valve design)
I'm designing a valve that uses a ball to seal the valve. When the valve is empty there is no force acting on top of the ball. When water flows in, it will push up on the ball to dislodge it, water will flow into the valve and push the ball up until it seats into the top hole/chamfer which then...- mkematt96
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- Design Fluid dynamic Fluid mechanics Force Pipe Sphere Valve
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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I What is the difference between Mach cone and shock wave in aerodynamics?
Is mach cone the area of the shock wave or the wave front of the Mach wave? Usually the diagram for mach cone is this, However I still see some author states that the Mach cone is the shock wave. Shouldn't the shock wave be at the intersection(between the circles) and if the Mach cone is about...- TimeRip496
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- Cone Confusion Fluid dynamic Gas dynamics Mach
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Calculating Surface Shear Stress in a Boundary Layer with Given Velocity Profile
Homework Statement If the velocity v of the air in a boundary layer having a dynamic viscosity of 18x10-6 kg/ms is given in terms of the distance y from the surface by v = ay + by2 where a and b are constants, calculate the surface shear stress if at 1.5 mm from the surface the velocity is 75...- exphaze
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- Air Air velocity Fluid Fluid dynamic Fluid mechanics Mechanics Shear stress Velocity
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Business major.... fluid dynamics question....
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...- Stephen0311
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- Business Dynamics Fluid Fluid dynamic Fluid dynamics Fluid flow rate Major Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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At supersonic speed, why does Mach number decrease?
At supersonic speed, air become compressible. However why does Mach number decrease when flow area decrease? I understand that pressure will increase because the density will increase when flow area decrease. However shouldn't the Mach number increase in order to conserve mass flow? Unless the...- TimeRip496
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- decrease Fluid Fluid dynamic Mach Speed Supersonic
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Velocity Potential of a Moving Cylinder
Hi, i need help in deriving the velocity potential of a moving 2D cylinder (circle) in potential fluid. The cylinder is moving in negative x direction U(t). I can derive the velocity potential of fluid past a cylinder (cylinder is stationary, in which it is the scalar summation of uniform...- dimasmr21
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- Cylinder Fluid dynamic Potential Velocity
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is the significance of lag time in a hydrograph?
Homework Statement Lag time in hydrograph means teh time of center of rainfall to center of hydrograph , according to my book . Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Since lag time can be understood by the time taken for the water to reach river , contributing to max discharge ... So ...- tzx9633
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- Fluid dynamic Hydraulic Hydrology Time
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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What does FL represent in the drag coefficient equation?
So I did a project about a year ago and I can't remember one of the things I wrote in this equation. The equation apparently I got it from NASA's website. https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/dragco.html This is my equation CD = FL/ (0.5 * Air viscosity * V^2 * Area) = 0.4These are the...- sam_smk
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- Coefficient Drag Drag coefficient Drag force Fluid dynamic Fluid dynamics Reynold's number
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- Forum: General Engineering
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A Total force generated in a pneumatic cylinder-piston with kn
I have also asked this question in SO and CFD online Assuming that we have a pneumatic cylinder-piston with arbitrary but known surface area A, a known clarence c, and a known length L. What is the best model to describe the total steady state force applied on the piston considering the...- foadsf
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- Fluid dynamic Force Pneumatic Thermodaynamics
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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I Stream inside paraffin oil when exposed to high volage
Here is the experience: I put two electrodes inside paraffin oil (separated by at least 3cm), and submitted the electrodes to high voltage. At 20000 V - 30000 V, strong streams can be observed inside the paraffin oil. Since paraffin oil is a good dielectric, I just would like to understand the...- coquelicot
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- Dielectric Elecrostatics Fluid Fluid dynamic High voltage Oil Stream
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What Is the Volume Flux for a Hydraulic Jump?
Homework Statement Problem is given in this image, https://gyazo.com/454370ff9549dcd7c53604ebfe5df105 Homework Equations Continuity or conservation of mass equation: \frac{\partial u}{\partial x} + \frac{\partial w}{\partial z} = 0 Where u is the horizontal velocity and w is the vertical...- Particle Head
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- Fluid dynamic Flux Hydraulic Hydraulic jump Jump Volume
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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I Will a Dense Green Object Sink in a Sealed Water-Filled Pipe?
Please see the below image, it is a closed and well sealed circulated pipe structure, fully filled with water and no air inside. The density of that green object is greater than water (say 1.2 while water is 1). In this situation, will the green object be sunk? Better with some explanations...- Meteor73
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- Fluid dynamic Gravity
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Can a piezoelectric create dynamic pressure in oil fluid for energy harvesting?
Would it be possible to do a experimental setup where I create a dynamic pressure (10-500 Hz) of around 0.1-2 MPa, using a high force piezoelectric pushing on a piston on a Small volume of oil fluid. There is this paper, where the authors create a pressure wave of around 170 KPa using a...- javs
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- Dynamic Experiment design Fluid dynamic Pressure Pressure force
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Why Does a Water Stream's Pattern Change When Interrupted?
I observed something which I've never seen before. We left the tap open and the water stream was flowing in a particular pattern. When we placed a beaker under the water stream, the pattern disappeared. And the pattern itself was oscillating. Here's the video link. Below the the photos of the... -
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Compressing a bottle with water - initial velocity of water
Imagine that we have a closed plastic bottle filled with water and then we punch a hole with area A in its cap. How can I find the initial velocity the water will he "fired" with if we squeeze the bottle applying stress S? Assume that we know all about the bottle (moduli, change in volume etc...- ChessEnthusiast
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- Dynamics Fluid dynamic Initial Initial velocity Mechancis Velocity Water
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Lift equation and pressure coming out of a tube?
I am making a small project at home for my solar panels. I have made a similar project when I was in school but I can't remember the equations. I want to attach an air compressor to a tube then install it on top of a solar panel, and pinch a few holes in it to clean the dust that accumulates...- sam_smk
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- Fluid dynamic Fluid flow rate Lift Pressure Tube
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Finding Check Valves for Water Droplets
I'm having trouble finding any valves to use for my certain application. What I'm doing is trying to capture water droplets into a sealed container. What I need is some sort of check valve that needs nearly no pressure to let water through, but keep it contained once it has gone through the...- JoeSalerno
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- Fluid dynamic Valve Water
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Fluid Dynamics - Water Storage Tank
Hi All, Looking for some help (any is greatly appreciated). I've been tasked with the below, and am unable to find a worked example to cross check my work against. If anyone with a greater knowledge than me could have a look at the below and advise if I'm right the right track. Thanks 1...- AutumnBeds
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- Dynamics Fluid Fluid dynamic Fluid dynamics Storage Tank Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Dynamic. Force on particles in carrying fluid (liquid)
Good day to all! I have a question : We have a flowing fluid ( liquid ) with known pressure, flow in the pipe ( pump is pumping it). There are some spherical microparticles in the liquid, let's say 10-15 microns. I want to create force to stop them moving! Will the pressure force be in the form... -
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How to Determine Flow Rate in a Pipe Using Fluid Dynamics?
Homework Statement http://imgur.com/DSBFIeO I want to find the flowrate through this pipe based on the pipe's diameter, height of the pipe and the pressure difference. I tried to use Bernoulli, but since the diameter on either end is the same, the terms cancel out. I guess Bernoulli's equation...- lurifax1
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Dynamic Torque [in symbols]
Homework Statement The conical bearing is placed in a lubricating Newtonian fluid having a viscosity μ. Determine the torque T required to rotate the bearing with a constant angular velocity of ω. Assume the velocity profile along the thickness t of the fluid is linear. Homework Equations v=ωr...- Bluestribute
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic Symbols Torque
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Calculating Fluid Dynamic Forces on a Towing Cable
I am trying to develop a calculator to approximate the depth of a trolling rig used by fisherman, which is typically a lead weight with a hook (jighead), attached to a single plastic/rubber shad body (http://www.tacklecoveshop.com/images/Product/icon/1734.jpg). The other typical rig is a...- Imurphy
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- Cable Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic Forces
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Basic Fluid Dynamic Question (Oil Return on Turbocharged Car)
Ok-I'm actually looking to settle an argument on another forum. I have turbocharged my 1979 Volvo 240, and converted to a later style motor. Instead of drilling and tapping the boss in the block for my oil return to the oil pan, I welded a 1/2" NPT bung into my oil pan. The approximate inner...- propav8r
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- Car Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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Solving Fluid Dynamics Problem: Granite Floating in Mercury & Water
Hi I am solving some problems in fluid dynamics I came to this problem that I don't understand how to solve it. A piece of granite floats at the interface of mercury and water contained in a beaker (Fig.). If the densities of granite, water and mercury are ρ, ρ1 and ρ2 respectively, the...- Genericcoder
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Solving Fluid Dynamics Question on Droplet Shape
Hi everyone. I've been out of college for some time and forgot how to determine the shape of a droplet. I know how to determine the contact angle based on the interracial energies of three mediums, but I'm not sure how to calculate the actual shape of the hanging drop. In my scenario I have a...- mdergance3
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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An equation in fluid dynamic ~ me ~
When I studied the fluid dynamic , I saw a quite hard equation (typed in attached file) , I don't know how to prove it , maybe there's a somehow relationship between this eq with Gauss's Divergence Theorem ... Can anyone help me ?- abcdefg10645
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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Code for fluid dynamic in 3D written in Scilab
Hallo. I am new at forum, could please somebody send me a code for fluid dynamic in 3D written in Scilab, mathematica or Fortran. I will use it to start with learning!b Thaks, JG- jangolobow
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- 3d Code Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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Fluid Dynamic: Stokeslet? Rotlet?
Can anyone explain what stroketlet and rotlet physically mean? Also, I find two forms of strokes equation in different literature, one with the partial derivative of velocity w.r.t. time while another did not, so which is the correct one? Or they refers to different scenario? I am very...- hanson
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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My fluid dynamic project, i need explenation
I have a physics project and i chose the topic of fluid dynamic (i don't know of it is really fluid dynamic but i think that is close enough). My level is only a high school student for information, in order to avoid any over complicating explenation. The concept is simple: first pour a...- ArielGenesis
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- Dynamic Fluid Fluid dynamic Project
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help