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sykiat89
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given an incompressible steady flow over a converging duct, the outlet velocity can be found just by using mass continuity equation, v1A1=v2A2.
However given a time dependent inlet velocity ie. oscillating velocity, how do i get the outlet velocity? assume the flow is incompressible and inviscid. Tried looking for navier-stoke i had no clue what it does.
However given a time dependent inlet velocity ie. oscillating velocity, how do i get the outlet velocity? assume the flow is incompressible and inviscid. Tried looking for navier-stoke i had no clue what it does.