What does the word 'Jet' mean in fluid mechanics?

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The term 'Jet' in fluid mechanics refers to a stream of fluid that moves with high velocity and is often influenced by the free surface. The concept is crucial for understanding various applications, including aerodynamics and hydrodynamics. Key resources for further reading include the Wikipedia page on jets in fluid mechanics and specific academic materials such as the AQS110 Fluid Mechanics course PDF. These references provide foundational knowledge and applications of the free streamline concept related to jets.

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  • Understanding of fluid dynamics principles
  • Familiarity with the concept of free surfaces in fluid mechanics
  • Basic knowledge of aerodynamics and hydrodynamics
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  • Study the Wikipedia article on 'Jet (fluid)' for foundational knowledge
  • Review the AQS110 Fluid Mechanics course PDF for detailed applications of jets
  • Explore the concept of free streamline in fluid dynamics
  • Investigate the role of jets in aerodynamics and hydrodynamics
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What does it mean the word 'Jet' in fluid mechanics, special when it depends on the free surface?!
 
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math04 said:
I have found it in pdf as follows:

''''' The principal applications of the free streamline concept are to jet ... '''
Can you post a link? :smile:
 

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