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    Fluid Dynamics Cheat Sheet

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    The document discusses key concepts in fluid mechanics including: 1. It defines streamlines, pathlines, and streaklines which describe fluid particle movement. 2. It covers flow regimes including laminar, turbulent, and transitional flow based on the Reynolds number. 3. It presents the basic equations of fluid mechanics like conservation of mass and momentum equations.

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    Fluid Dynamics Cheat Sheet

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    The document discusses key concepts in fluid mechanics including: 1. It defines streamlines, pathlines, and streaklines which describe fluid particle movement. 2. It covers flow regimes including laminar, turbulent, and transitional flow based on the Reynolds number. 3. It presents the basic equations of fluid mechanics like conservation of mass and momentum equations.

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    The document discusses key concepts in fluid mechanics including: 1. It defines streamlines, pathlines, and streaklines which describe fluid particle movement. 2. It covers flow regimes including laminar, turbulent, and transitional flow based on the Reynolds number. 3. It presents the basic equations of fluid mechanics like conservation of mass and momentum equations.

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    The document discusses key concepts in fluid mechanics including: 1. It defines streamlines, pathlines, and streaklines which describe fluid particle movement. 2. It covers flow regimes including laminar, turbulent, and transitional flow based on the Reynolds number. 3. It presents the basic equations of fluid mechanics like conservation of mass and momentum equations.

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    The text discusses concepts in fluid mechanics such as streamlines, pathlines, streaklines and the Reynolds number. It also covers conservation equations and the Navier-Stokes equations.

    The continuity equation, momentum equation, and energy equation are discussed. Other equations mentioned include the Bernoulli equation.

    Assumptions that can be made include steady state, incompressible, inviscid, and uniform velocity.

    Test 1

    Number of dimensions based on x, y, and z


    Steady depends on t
    If Steady: Pathline = Streakline = Streamline
    Streamline: A line that is everywhere tangent to local
    velocity vector



    Pathline: Actual path traversed by a fluid particle



    Streakline: Particles that have pass through a specific
    point
    For block example and really really small h:
    Laminar flow: Low Reynolds number, smooth flow
    Unstable flow: Re = Re
    crit

    Turbulent flow: Re > Re
    crit


    For Mach < 0.3 assume incompressible



    Test 2
    Conservation of Mass:


    Momentum Equation:



    Conservation of Energy:


    or


    Assumptions: Steady State:


    Incompressible:
    Uniform Velocity
    Ideal gas:


    Subsonic jet:

    )
    Test 3
    Continuity Equation (Possible Incompressible Flow):

    The number of dimensions is dependent on x, y, and z

    Particle Acceleration:

    Pressure Gradient:

    Irrotational Fluid:

    Rotation:

    Circulation:
    For a square element:

    Navier-Stokes Equation:
    Force Term has *equation
    The other is the Acceleration Term


    Bernoulli Equation:

    Assumptions: Steady State:


    Incompressible:
    Inviscid
    Along the same Streamline

    )

    Reynolds Number (other side of page)

    Mach Number (other side of page)

    Euler Number (Pressure Coefficient):

    Weber Number (for bubbles):

    Froude Number:

    Drag Coefficient:

    Flow Similarity and Model Studies:
    1) Geometric Similarity (Same shape with some scale
    factor)
    2) Kinematic Similarity (Velocities in same direction and
    scale between sizes)
    3) Dynamic Similarity (Same Force Distribution):


    ) [


    Final (Chapter 8)
    Stationary Plates
    Volumetric Flow Rate per Length:

    Pipes
    Laminar Flow

    )
    (

    * (

    )+


    If Laminar: If Turbulent:

    For
    For

    and



    Cavitation is Low-Pressure Boiling and most likely to occur
    at max velocity

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