Fluid mechanics problem Definition and 32 Threads
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Bell siphon: output rate multiple times higher than the input rate?..
I must say that I don't have too much background in physics/engineering. I'm experimenting with hydroponics systems and wonder whether it is theoretically possible to achieve the output flow rate multiple times higher than the input flow rate in a bell siphon? I'm not sure, but my intuition says...- Blokle
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- Fluid mechanics problem Pressure Vacuum
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Does an Iron Deposit Affect Water Levels in Fluid Mechanics?
what i understand i have to do is find the formula for the potential energy with this iron deposit and substract it from the potential energy before this iron deposit was placed there. I found the solution but i do not undsrstand why the formula for potential gravitation energy was used. what i...- germoneyswis
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- Fluid mechanics problem
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bernoulli vs. Reynold Transport Theorem Problem for Raincap
Hi, I am trying to map out the forces that act on a raincap installed at the end of a pipe, but I have ran into a problem where I am getting 2 different equations depending on the method that I use. I'm definitely missing something here and I was hoping someone is about to point it out to me...- Magic865
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- Bernoulli equation Fluid mechanics problem
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fluid mechanics problem: Hydrostatic forces acting on a gate
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Forces Gate Hydrostatic Mechanics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Engineering Fluid Mechanics Problem: Water Forces on a Parabolic Gate
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Forces Gate Mechanics Moment Physics Water
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Fluid Mechanics problem: Oil pressure calculations in pipe flow
Problem Statement: An oil with density 900 kg/m3 and viscosity 0.18 Ns/m2 flows through a circular pipe which inclines upwards at 40° to the horizontal. The length of the pipe is 10 m and the diameter is 6 cm. The fluid pressure at the lower end of the pipe is 350 kPa and the pressure at the...- Motorbiker
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- Calculations Flow Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Oil Pipe Pipe flow Pressure Pressure calculations
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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A fluid mechanics problem -- Shape of a falling water drop
Homework Statement A drop of water fall towards the ground with initial mass [m][/0] and radius [r][/0] (assume the initial shape of that water drop is sphere). the air resistance is F=½.ρ.A.[v][/2].C (C is the drag coefficent, A is the area that the air contact with the water drop and ρ is the...- LordGfcd
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- Classical mechanics Drop Falling Fluid Fluid dynamic Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Shape Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Determine Force on 6ft Door Due to Water & Air Pressure
Homework Statement Determine the total force and its direction (left or right) due to water and air pressure in the surface shown in Fig. P3.62 (lb f). The door is hinged at the top and is 6 feet wide. See attached image.Homework Equations Fp (force of pressure) = specific weight of fluid *...- MiMiCiCi22
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- Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Force Hydrostatic force Hydrostatic pressure Hydrostatics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Question about pressure drops due to friction and valves
If I'm designing an injector for a rocket engine, I have a specific mean flow rate (m/s) that must be met due to the pipe diameter and the required mass flow rate. I've calculated all the pressure drops due to lost work from friction, valves, and orifice geometries (not from change in area, but...- hockeyfan26
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- Chemical engineering Fluid dynamics Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Fluids Friction Pressure Valves
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Gauge Pressure on a Sphere
Homework Statement Homework Equations What is gauge pressure ? The Attempt at a Solution How to find gauge pressure ?- LoveBoy
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- Fluid mechanics problem Force Homework physics Pressure force Sphere
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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At what distance does a seaplane's boundary layer transition to turbulence?
Homework Statement A seaplane flies at 100 mph through air at 45 *F. At what distance from the leading edge of the underside of the fuselage does the boundary layer transition to turbulence? Homework Equations Re = pvL/u Re is Reynolds number p (rho) is the density V is the characteristic...- Brian T
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Law of continuity problem in fluids
When a hose with running water is partially blocked with our finger ,the water comes out with a greater velocity. This is in agreement with the law of continuity in fluids which states that velocity of fluid is inversely proportional to the area of cross section. But when a running tap is...- Dingu Sagar
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- Continuity Fluid mechanics problem Fluids Law
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Air Flow through cooling tower- fluid mechanics problem
Hey everyone! I am working on improving natural draft counter flow cooling tower efficiency as my final year B.E. project. I came across a research paper that said that at transverse cross section of the tower, above drift eliminators, the air velocity decreases from the periphery to the...- Ritz_physics
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- Air Air flow Cooling Flow Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Tower
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is the Relationship Between Pressure and Height in Fluid Mechanics?
The correct answer to this problem is h2 = h1 but I don't get it. According to what I understand, F=p/A So for the Tube on the left: F1 = P/A = (\rho*g*h1)/A1 For tube on the right: F1 = P/A = (\rho*g*h1)/3*A1 I get h2=3h1 (i know if you think about it this does not make sense...- Tekneek
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Mechanics problem - cylinder over a orifice
Homework Statement The horizontal bottom of a wide vessel with an ideal fluid has a round orifice of radius ##R_1## over which a round closed cylinder is mounted, whose radius ##R_2>R_1##. The clearance between the cylinder and the bottom of vessel is very small, the fluid density is ##\rho##...- Saitama
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- Cylinder Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Orifice
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the Equilibrium Angle of an Immersed Wooden Stick?
Homework Statement A uniform wooden stick of density d is completely immersed in water of density D (D>d). One end of the stick is free to rotate about a hinge which is attached to the wall of the container. In equilibrium the stick the stick makes an angle θ then tanθ is- (a)0 (b)d/D...- nil1996
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid mechanics problem, need explanation please
Hi please check the highlighted question in the attachment and the solution and see the problem, i need help please. I have two questions about it: 1- why didn't we take the plug as a vertical wall and thus the force would be integral of pressure x area? 2-WHERE DID THE FORCE DUE TO... -
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Fluid Mechanics Problem Creating a Mesh
We are beginning a project in my Intermediate Fluids class to make a program that can do aerodynamic analysis on an air foil. First, given any three nodal coordinates (x,y) of a triangle, we must write a program to compute its surface vectors and area of the triangle. The nodes will be in...- jboeck6
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Mesh
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Fluid mechanics problem involving a hose and water coming out.
Homework Statement Homework Equations I am having some trouble starting this problem. At first look I would say that a conservation of mass will give V1*A1=V2*A2 for steady state incompressible fluid. Then I would solve for A2 and relate the two diameters but I don't have the velocity...- guitar24
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Hose Mechanics Water
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Calculating Resultant Force on a Moving Blade Impinged by a Jet of Water
A jet of water 70mm in diameter moving with a velocity of 25m/s impinges tangentially on a stationary blade which deflects the jet through 130o. (a) Find the resultant force on the blade, in magnitude and direction. (b) If the blade has a velocity of 5m/s in the same direction as the jet and...- lennyp1ke
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Fluid Mechanics: Pressure Calculation for a Horizontal Bend in a Pipeline
Homework Statement A horizontal bend in a pipeline conveys water at a discharge at 1000l/s gradually reduces from 600mm to 300mm and deflects the flow through an angle of 60 degrees. At the larger end the pressure is 170000N/m^2. Determine the magnitude and direction of the force exerted on...- alkhan22
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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Pipe bend fluid mechanics problem
Homework Statement The pipe shown has a 180° horizontal bend in it as shown, and D is 20 cm. The discharge of water (ρ = 1000 kg/m3)in the pipe and bend is 0.30 m3/s, and the pressure in the pipe and bend is 100 kPa gage. If the bend volume is 0.10 m3 and the bend itself weighs 500 N...- lukeg90
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- Bend Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Pipe
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Can Suction Lift a 20 Meter Water Column Without Exceeding Its Tensile Strength?
Homework Statement What suction (or negative pressure) is required to support a column of liquid 20 m high? Does this exceed the tensile strength of water? Homework Equations Bulk Modulus = (Change in Pressure/ (Change in Volume/Volume)) Pressure = Force / Area The Attempt at a...- Namrata
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Pressure Variation in a Tilted Fluid Column
Homework Statement A 0.3 m long tube is filled with sterile solution of density 1037 kg m-3 and closed at the top. The tube is tilted at 40°. to the horizontal. The gauge pressure at the base of the tube is 3000 Pa. What is the gauge pressure at the top of the tube (in Pa)? Homework...- luysion
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Need help with fluid mechanics problem set by lecturer :[
Note: Have been taught nothing about fluid mechanics yet, this task was set to help develop self learning skills, yet with some research I've carried out I'm still at a brick wall so i hope you don't mind helping me! Homework Statement Explain the phenomenon that causes a noticeable...- Keval
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics Set
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How to Calculate Foam Volume for Buoyancy Support of Cargo Block
Homework Statement Determine the volume of foam needed to support one cargo block with the following conditions. The bottom of the block is 2 cm above the water line and when viewed from the top there is 1 cm of foam around all edges of the cargo block. The dimension of the block are 3.5...- ACE_99
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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Engineering fluid mechanics problem
PLEASE, I NEED TO KNOW HOW START THIS PROBLEM. CAN I USE BERNOULLI'S EQUATIONS?. HOW? A hydroponic garden uses the 10 m long perforated pipe system to deliver water at 20ºC. The pipe is 5cm in diameter and contains a circular hole every 20 cm. A pump delivers water at 75 kPa (gage) at the...- luisito424
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- Engineering Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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What is the pressure on Pike's Peak above Denver, CO?
At ground level in Denver, Colorado, the atmospheric pressure and temperature are 83.2 kPa and 25 degrees Celsisus. Calculate the pressure on Pike's Peak at an elevation of 2690 m above the city assuming an incompressible atmosphere.- enviroengnhopeful
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: General Engineering
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What is the force exerted by the water on the bottom of the tank?
I am having great trouble understanding this problem and the way to solve it, could anyone explain in detail? Any help is appreciated!:smile: 1) An aquarium tank is 80cm long, 30cm wide, and 35cm deep and is filled to the top. What is the force of the water on the bottom of the tank, with...- kingwinner
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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Another Fluid Mechanics problem
I'm having problem understanding this one, can clarify and help answer? A material region is defined as one where the surface velocity W is everywhere equal to the fluid velocity V. Such a region always contains the same fluid. Is it possible to define W in a less restrictive way and still...- fire
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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Solving a Tricky Fluid Mechanics Problem
Hi. i am trying to brush up on my fluid mechanics for when i do it next year at uni. do any of you guys have any idea how to solve the follow question? 'A suction pump moves water from a reservoir to a holding tank. The system is designed in such a way that the suction pump is inclined...- adzp
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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What is the shape of a rotating mercury surface in an astronomical telescope?
Been looking through my notes for a basis to start this question but can't seem to find a starting basis due to poor handouts (or more likely bad note taking by me) Heres the question A cocnave astronomical telescop mirror may be made by rotating a circular tank of mercury. Find an...- Greenhippo
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- Fluid Fluid mechanics Fluid mechanics problem Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help