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Specific Weight = ?
Specific Weight = density * Gravity
Specific Volume = ?
Specific Volume = 1 / density
Mass density = ?
Mass density = mass / Volume
Specific Gravity = ?
Specific Gravity = Density of fluid / Density of water at 4 C (1000 kg/m³)
Weight = ?
Weight = mass * gravity
Volumetric flow (Q) = ?
Volumetric flow (Q) = Volume / time
Ideal Gas Law = ?
density = pressure / (Renolds No / Temp)
change in pressure = ?
change in pressure = Bulk modulus of elasticity * (change in specific volume / volume)
If dealing with the same mass what is the equation (change in Specific Volume / Volume) turn into?
(change in Specific Volume/Volume) turns into (change in specific volume/specific volume)
When dealing with capillary rise what is the equation?
(Diameter * Tension force of surface * cos theta) - Weight force
When dealing with capillary rise what is the equation for Fw?
Volume * gravity * Pressure. Volume = Area * Height. Area = (pi * d²)/4
1 bar = ? Pa
1 bar = 101325 Pa
Absolute Pressure head of Water at a certain Pressure. What is the equation?
Absolute Pressure head = specific Pressure / (density * gravity)
Barometer. 1mm(Hg) = ?
1.333(kPa) / (mm Hg)
Manometers. P(fluid) = P(water). What assumption makes this true?
The assumption that the liquid in the tube is a continuous fluid meaning that the liquid doesn’t move.
Tensile Force = ?
Force around circumference / Circumference Length = Tensile Force
Buoyancy. What is the equation for Weight (W)?
Weight (W) = density * gravity * Volume. Note: Force is always in equilibrium
What are the terms for local flow?
du/dt, du/dx, du/dy, du/dz, dv/dt, dv/dx, dv/dy, dv/dz, dw/dt, dw/dx, dw/dy/ dw/dz.
What are the terms for convective flow?
ax, ay, az.
What conditions do there have to be for the equation to be deemed steady?
du/dt, dv/dt, dw/dt. If any of these values are larger than 0 than the equation is deemed unsteady
What conditions must be in place in order for an equation to be deemed Uniform?
du/dx, dv/dy, dw/dz. If any of these values are larger than 0 then the equation is deemed non uniform.
When dealing with streamline questions which equation do you use?
dy/dx = v/u. Then you rearrange and put y values one side and x values on the other side. Integrate it and then solve for C using conditions and then solve the question.