2.6 Fluid Mechanics

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What is the formula for pressure ?

unit : 1 Pa (=) 1 N.m^-2

<p>unit : 1 Pa (=) 1 N.m^-2</p>
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On average, what is the air pressure ?

1013 hPa

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How do you translate bar to pascal ?

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How compressible are solids and liquids ?

In most cases, we can assume that the mass density of solids and liquids is not very dependent on external pressure, they are almost incompressible

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How compressible are gasses ?

Because of their significantly lower density, their volume is strongly dependent on external pressure, they are highly compressible

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What is the expression of compressibility ?

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Why does pressure increase with depth in a fluid?

Each thin horizontal layer of fluid has a weight (ρ⋅V⋅gρ·V·gρ⋅V⋅g) that acts on the layer below. The deeper you go, the more layers are stacked above, so the pressure increases with depth.

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What is the expression for the gravitational pressure ?

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What is the buoyant force ?

When a body is immersed in a fluid, due to gravitational pressure, it experiences a force that counteracts thei weight force,

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How is buoyancy developped ?

It is caused by the body experiencing a higher pressure from its underside than from its upper side (due to the height-dependence)

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What is the Archimedes’ principle ?

The body only floats if the weight of the submerged body is less than the buoyant force

<p>The body only floats if the weight of the submerged body is less than the buoyant force</p>
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Describe the movement of the flow field :

A flow field results from many individual particles with a spatial velocity distribution.

Mathematically it’s described as a vector field of velocity vectors for these same particles.

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Name the 2 different types of flow :

Laminar and Turbulent

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What are the 3 conservations laws of fluid mechanics :

  1. Law of conservation of mass (continuity equation, flow equation)

  2. Law of conservation of energy (Bernoulli equation)

  3. Law of Conservation of momentum

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What is the general formula for volume flow ?

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What is the formula for mass flow ?

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What is the formula for the volume flow using the area

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What is the bernoulli equation ? Describe the different parts of the equation & write the demonstration

The first summand is also referred to as dynamic pressure, the second as geodetic pressure (pressure at the bottom due to the gravitational pressure), and p as static pressure.

<p>The first summand is also referred to as dynamic pressure, the second as geodetic pressure (pressure at the bottom due to the gravitational pressure), and p as static pressure.</p>