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  Quick Review of Theory and Solving Representative Problems on Fluid Mechanics covering the undergraduate chemical engineering syllabus, and latest GATE-exam syllabus: Fluid Properties, Fluid Statics, Fundamental Equations of Fluid Flow, Frictional Pressure Drop, Flow Meters, Power Requirement for Pumping, Drag, Flow through Bed of Solids, Packed and Fluidized Beds.
  
  Objective Type Questions and Problems with Detailed Solutions (90 nos.) - Video Lectures with Handwritten-Transcripts
  
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  Questions from Past GATE Exams CH, XE, CE streams, and Standard Textbooks such as White, Munson, Cengel, etc.
  
  Videos: 11 hours of recorded lectures - 1 hour of Theory; 10 hours of Problem Solving
  
  This course is part of Chemical Engineering Video Lectures Bundle.
  
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Shear Stress on Surfaces
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