Course: Fluid Mechanics - Free Course

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Notes
- Select activity Table of Contents
  
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- Select activity Differences between solids and fluids
  
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- Select activity Differences between liquids and gases
  
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- Select activity Types of Fluids
  
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- Select activity Physical Properties
  
  Physical Properties
- Select activity Viscosity
  
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- Select activity Vapor Pressure
  
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- Select activity Compressibility and Bulk Modulus
  
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- Select activity Surface Tension
  
  Surface Tension Page
- Select activity Capillary
  
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- Select activity Problems - Surface Tension
  
  Problems - Surface Tension Page
- Select activity Pascal's law for pressure at a point
  
  Pascal's law for pressure at a point Page
- Select activity Variation of pressure with elevation
  
  Variation of pressure with elevation Page
- Select activity Absolute Pressure, Gage Pressure, and Vacuum
  
  Absolute Pressure, Gage Pressure, and Vacuum Page
Select section Pressure Measurement

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Pressure Measurement
- Select activity Fluid Pressure
  
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- Select activity Barometers
  
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- Select activity Piezometer
  
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Select section Manometers

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Manometers
- Select activity Introduction
  
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- Select activity Simple U - tube Manometer
  
  Simple U - tube Manometer Page
- Select activity Inverted U - tube Manometer
  
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- Select activity U - tube Manometer with one leg enlarged
  
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- Select activity Two fluid U-tube Manometer
  
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- Select activity Inclined U-tube manometer
  
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- Select activity Manometers - Advantages and Limitations
  
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- Select activity Pressure Gauges
  
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- Select activity Buoyancy
  
  Buoyancy Page
- Select activity Units and Dimensions
  
  Units and Dimensions Page
Select section Similitude and model studies:

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Similitude and model studies:
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- Select activity Dimensional Analysis
  
  Dimensional Analysis Page
Select section Buckingham pi method

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Buckingham pi method
- Select activity Important Dimensionless Numbers in Fluid Mechanics
  
  Important Dimensionless Numbers in Fluid Mechanics Page
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UNIT II
Select section 1. Fluid flow:

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1. Fluid flow:
- Select activity Stream Lines
  
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- Select activity Flow - Definitions
  
  Flow - Definitions Page
- Select activity Flow - Definitions
  
  Flow - Definitions Page
- Select activity Continuity Equation
  
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- Select activity Bernoulli Equation
  
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- Select activity Efflux Time
  
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- Select activity Euler's Equation of Motion
  
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- Select activity Trajectory of a free jet
  
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- Select activity Trajectory of Jet issued from an orifice at the side of a tank opened to atmosphere
  
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- Select activity Water Hammer
  
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Select section 2. Boundary layer concepts:

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2. Boundary layer concepts:
- Select activity Boundary Layer
  
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- Select activity Development of boundary layer for flow through circular pipe
  
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- Select activity Entry Length
  
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Select section 3. Flow of incompressible fluid in pipes:

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3. Flow of incompressible fluid in pipes:
- Select activity Laminar Flow
  
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- Select activity Incompressible - Turbulent flow in circular pipes
  
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- Select activity Velocity distribution in turbulent flow
  
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- Select activity Roughness
  
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- Select activity Flow in Non-circular Ducts
  
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- Select activity Flow through Curved Pipes
  
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- Select activity Sudden Expansion
  
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- Select activity Sudden Contraction
  
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- Select activity Fitting - Head loss coefficients
  
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Select section 4. Types of flow problems

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4. Types of flow problems
- Select activity The Three Flow Problems
  
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Select section 5. Compressible fluid flow:

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5. Compressible fluid flow:
- Select activity Nozzles and Diffusers
  
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UNIT - III
Select section 1. Closed channel flow measurement:

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1. Closed channel flow measurement:
- Select activity Venturi Meter
  
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- Select activity Orifice Meter
  
  Orifice Meter Page
- Select activity Venturi meter - Orifice meter Comparison
  
  Venturi meter - Orifice meter Comparison Page
- Select activity Pitot Tube
  
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- Select activity Variable area meters - Rotameter
  
  Variable area meters - Rotameter Page
Select section 2. Open channel flow measurement:

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2. Open channel flow measurement:
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UNIT - IV
Select section 1. Flow past immersed bodies:

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1. Flow past immersed bodies:
- Select activity Drag Force on Solid Particles in Fluids
  
  Drag Force on Solid Particles in Fluids Page
Select section 2. Friction in flow through bed of solids:

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2. Friction in flow through bed of solids:
- Select activity Fluid Flow through Packed Bed
  
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Select section 3. Packed Towers:

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3. Packed Towers:
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Select section 4. Fluidization:

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4. Fluidization:
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- Select activity Minimum fluidizing velocity
  
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- Select activity Pressure Drop in Fluidized bed
  
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- Select activity Fluidization Types
  
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Select section 9. Pneumatic transport

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9. Pneumatic transport
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Select section UNIT - V

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UNIT - V
Select section 1. Transportation of fluids:

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1. Transportation of fluids:
- Select activity Pumping Equipment For Liquids
  
  Pumping Equipment For Liquids Page
- Select activity Suction, discharge , net pressure heads, specific speed and power calculations
  
  Suction, discharge , net pressure heads, specific speed and power calculations Page
- Select activity Suction Head
  
  Suction Head Page
Select section 2. Characteristics and constructional details of centrifugal pumps

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2. Characteristics and constructional details of centrifugal pumps
- Select activity Cavitation
  
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Select section 3. Positive displacement pumps:

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3. Positive displacement pumps:
- Select activity Piston pumps - single and double acting
  
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- Select activity Plunger Pumps
  
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- Select activity Diaphragm Pump
  
  Diaphragm Pump Page
Select section 4. Rotary pumps

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4. Rotary pumps
- Select activity Rotary Pumps
  
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- Select activity Gear Pumps
  
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- Select activity Lobe Pumps
  
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- Select activity Screw Pumps
  
  Screw Pumps Page
Select section 5. Airlift pump

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5. Airlift pump
- Select activity Air-lift Pump
  
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Select section 6. Jet pump

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6. Jet pump
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Select section 7. Selection of pumps

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7. Selection of pumps
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Select section 8. Fans, blowers, and compressors

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8. Fans, blowers, and compressors
- Select activity Fans, blowers, and compressors
  
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Select section Solved Problems

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Solved Problems
- Select activity Similarity - Velocity
  
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- Select activity Similarity - Pressure Drop
  
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- Select activity U-tube Manometer
  
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- Select activity Manometer Connected between Two-pipes
  
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- Select activity Flow Direction
  
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- Select activity Siphon
  
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- Select activity Capillary Tube Viscosity Measurements
  
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YouTube Videos
- Select activity Essential formulas of Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers
  
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- Select activity Rate of Change of Height of Tank Contents
  
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- Select activity Maximum Height of Siphon for Preventing Cavitation and Stoppage
  
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- Select activity Streamlines for the given Velocity Field
  
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Question Bank
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