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Define Mach number, stagnation density and stagnation temperature
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Krishna_Agrawal • 2.7k
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Calculate the speed of the plane in Km/h at this altitude. Assume ratio of specific heats k = 1.4.
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Given the velocity distribution in a laminar boundary layer on a flat plate as
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Derive the expression for stagnation density and stagnation temperature.
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Take atm pressure $98. 1 KN/m^2, R =287 J/Kg^0K$ and $\gamma = 1.4$
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Krishna_Agrawal • 2.7k
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determine the flow Conditions before and after the shock wave. Take $\gamma = 1.4$
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by prajapatijaimin • 3.3k
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Considering all major and minor losses calculate the flow rate through the pipeline. Take f = 0.022 for the both pipes.
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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Prove it is a case of possible steady incompressible fluid flow. Calculate the velocity and acceleration at a point (2, 1, 3)
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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Write a short note on Pitot tube
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Write short note on the development of boundary layer over a flat surface.
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by yashbeer ★ 11k
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Module 4-Real Fluid Flows
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by pedsangini276 • 4.8k
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Module 3-Fluid Dynamics
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by pedsangini276 • 4.8k
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Module 3-Fluid Dynamics
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Module 2 - Fluid Kinematics
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Module 2 - Fluid Kinematics
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Module 2 - Fluid Kinematics
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A valve is provided at the end of a cast iron pipe of diameter 150 mm and of thickness 10 mm. The water is flowing through the pipe, which is suddenly stopped by closing the valve.
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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Derive Von Karman Momentum Integral equation
fluid mechanics updated 3.6 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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Find the speed of sound in oxygen at a pressure of 100 KPa (abs) and 250C. Take R = 260 J/kgk and k = 1.4.
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by Chandan15 • 300
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Explain displacement thickness, momentum thickness, energy thickness and shape factor.
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.2k
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Discuss the phenomenon of separation of boundary layers
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.2k
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Take atmospheric pressure= $98.1 kN/m^2$, R=287 J/kg, and K=1.4.
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Give examples of each types of fluids.
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.2k
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Derive an expression for the equivalent size of the pipe to replace the pipes in series.
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by sagarkolekar ★ 11k
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A pipeline of 0.6 m diameter is 1.5 km long. To increase the discharge, another line of the same diameter is introduced parallel to the first in the second half of the length.
fluid mechanics updated 3.7 years ago by pedsangini276 • 4.8k
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