Loss coefficient Definition and 9 Threads
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Nozzle loss coefficient that increases with Reynolds number?
Hi, I started to think about the drag coefficient of a sphere. At high Reynolds number Cd drops of suddenly when the boundary layer separates. If the Reynolds number is increased further, Cd increases with increasing Re. (I'm thinking about what is referred to as "post critical separated flow")...- bemortu
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- Coefficient Loss Loss coefficient Nozzle Reynolds Reynolds number
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Hydraulic Head Loss (minor) loss coefficient References?
Hi all, Quick question: What do you guys use as your reference for minor head loss coefficients (k). I'm sure those with more experience have their own database/excels of k values found over the years. I have been personally using a combination of my Hydraulic Engineering Textbook and Google...- Oleg Fomin
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- Coefficient Head Head loss Hydraulic Loss Loss coefficient Minor References
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Relationship of discharge and minor loss coefficient
What is relationship between discharge coefficient and minor loss coefficient. Am I right with that equations? hl – minor head loss k – minor loss coefficient ρ – air density A – pipe cross section area Cd – discharge coefficient Δp – pressure drop u – air velocity m – mass flow here is...- mg-eng
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- Coefficient Discharge Loss Loss coefficient Minor Relationship
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Damping coefficient in damping mechanisms
Hello everyone, I am trying to design an element that its purpose is providing stiffness and damping. The material that I wish to use is rubber. My question is, how can we calculate the damping coefficient (c) for the calculation of the term c*dx/dt, when we know the loss factor of the...- Vaggelis
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- Coefficient Damping Damping coefficient Loss coefficient
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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What is the K value for a pipe transition between two different diameters?
Homework Statement Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution Usually we are given a table, but how do we calculate the loss coefficient between 2 different pipes with different diameters? In this case, between the 5 and the 3 cm^2 pipes?- ipocoyo
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- Coefficient Loss Loss coefficient Pipe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Minor Loss Coeff. Calc: 60nm Pore Diameter
Hi everyone; How I can define the minor loss coefficient(pressure loss) of a filter which has 60nm pore diameter?- can12345
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- Coefficient Loss Loss coefficient Minor
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Linear loss coefficient in Si waveguide
What is the value of linear loss coefficient in Si waveguide for light of 1550 nm?- Marvin
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- Coefficient Linear Loss Loss coefficient Si Waveguide
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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What are Some Good Online References for Head Loss Coefficients in Ductwork?
I am working on a project at my summer internship rerouting some duct work and want to do some calculations to see how much changing some of the 90 degree angles in the duct will improve flow. I don't have my Fluids text with me and was wondering if anyone knew of any good references online to...- ajk108
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- Coefficient Head Head loss Loss Loss coefficient Minor
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can I Calculate the Pressure Loss Coefficient of a Diffuser?
Hi, I want to calculate the pressure loss coefficent for a diffuser but I can't find the equation. I tried with bernoulli but I don't get it. I've read that the coefficient depends on the length the scale and conical degree of the difuser? Can you help me? thank you!