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Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

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Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
 

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Introduction to Fluid MechanicsOnline version

Fundamental concepts of fluids

by LAURA JEZABEL GAMA GOMEZ
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Is the number of atoms or molecules in a defined space.

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Physics defines it as the force acting on a surface.

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Incompressible fluids (liquids) transmit the same amount of pressure to the entire fluid when force is applied to them at any point.

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The buoyant force can be calculated with the following formula.

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Depends on the surface tension of a liquid, which is the ability of the fluid to rise through a capillary tube (of very small diameter).

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The magnitude of the buoyancy force on an object is always equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object.

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The flow passing through a closed conduit is equal to the volume of fluid passing per unit of time.

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This kind of flow occurs when a moving fluid continues in a single flow rate.

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The __________ flow is when a moving fluid follows several paths or flows, becoming swirling.

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Work-Energy Theorem for Moving Fluids and the related energy conservation concept.

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The __________ theorem allows us to calculate the velocity of a fluid in which there are no changes in pressure.

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