How to calculate how much flowrate from blower i can push water pool 2,75m*1,8m down by 1,25m in 1 sec?
Note : Blower Pressure 0.03 bar - 0.035 bar
There is an empty room above the water pool with dimension of 2.75m*1.8m*1.7m
This process happen in a closed chamber...
This thread will concern the workings of potentiometers, but I could use some help tackling something first. I will explain in my next post!
Assume I have shorted out a battery with some resistor.
I always thought that if you had a high enough resistor value, you could stop current from...
So say if you're in a vacuum, breathing via a space suit (so you're not grounded and are surrounded by perfect insulation) and you touch something with very high voltage relative to you, would you completely safe no matter how high the voltage is? Note I've made the setting a vacuum deliberately...
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What is the current flow when a diode is connected in series with a resistor and battery.The cathode of the diode indicated as A is connected to the positive battery terminal.The Anode of the diode indicated as B is connected to the one leg of the resistor and the other is...
Actually i have to calculate the make up water capacity of cooling tower . M= E+B+W . but while calculating the particulars , i am needing the circulation flow rate . i searched it in internet also but it simply showing 18000 so getting confused . Is it 18000 a constant or anything there to...
I am running a simulation on a flat plate heat exchanger and the solver is coming up with some error messages. The first says that a vortex crosses the pressure opening and the second says that my heat transfer rate goals are invalid. How can I get the heat transfer goals to be valid as I need...
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I'm new to this forum and this is my first post so go easy!
I have an engineering problem which I am uncertain as to how to solve. I am trying to design a basic ballast system for pumping seawater. The idea is to use compressed air to evacuate the water through a series of...
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I have set up a flow loop for a uni experiment that will teach other students about the bernoulli equation. The loop will use a few working section that will increase and decrease pressure due to diameter, velocity and height changes.
I first set-up my loop with the pump at the end...
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Consider the following multi-layer wall consisting of an interior insulation layer and an external light-weight concrete layer. Calculate the heat flow thorugh the structure and the temperature at the interface between the two materials.
Layer 1: Thermal insulation...
Is the speed of electron flow through a conductor such as copper equivalent to 'c'?
I've heard of this being implied several times, but is it a fact?
I know it can't be exactly the same as 'c' because we are not talking of energy propagating though a vacuum.
according to this one source, cardiac output (vascular) = blood flow (http://legacy.owensboro.kctcs.edu/gcaplan/anat2/notes/APIINotes5%20cardiac_equations.htm)
However, their equations do not match:
Cardiac output (CO)= Stroke volume * Heart Rate
Blood Flow = cross sec area of vessel times...
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I have really a confusion between subsonic and supersonic speed evolution when the area decrease or increase
I have a problem to understand why in supersonic regime the velocity evolution in a nozzle is adverse of the subsonic regime?
for example in subsonic regime, when the area...
I know very little about electricity, but I'm trying to understand it better. I'm trying to wrap my head around something- I have heard it said that, "the flow of electricity through a circuit is due to the movement of electrons". While this explanation sounds simple enough, I have some...
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Air at 1 bar and 20°C flows steadily at a rate of 2 m^3/min into a compressor. It leaves at a
pressure of 15 bar and 120°C. The heat lost from the compressor is 10% of the work transfer to it.
Find these work and heat transfers, assuming that air behaves as a perfect gas and...
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The question I want to ask is how do you relate conditions such as To* and To,1 and To,2, where To,1 and To,2 are the stagnation conditions at the entrance and exit.
This is the problem I was doing.
Standard atmospheric air is drawn steadily through an isentropic...
I am trying to determine the size of a conductive 2-D sheet that has a specified degree of increased resistance (or reduced conductivity) compared to an infinite sheet.
Imagine that electrons enter the infinite sheet and exit the sheet at 2 points which are 1 unit of distance apart and aligned...
Does the mass flow rate differ depending on whether it's after the feedwater heaters or before the turbines or is it just constant throughout the entire system?
Is it possible to have a flow rate of 10lit/sec for air in a pipe of diameter 6.35mm (1/4") at a pressure of 1 bar?
As in this case, the velocity of air nearly equals the velocity of sound.
Would love to talk to anyonw that is familiar with MKS instruments 1179A Mass Flow controllers. I have taken apart a MKS mass flow controller and am trying to fix it but I am not sure where to get replacement parts, or even what some of the parts do.Most specifically is a small block on top of...
I know that current flows in the opposite direction of electrons but I'm confused as to whether it is the movement of holes like in a semiconductor or if there are actual positive particles flowing that way.
1. Homework Statement
Homework Equations
CFD
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm a bit confused by this question.
So at first what I do for the problem on the left, I find the changes in the velocities in X and and Y on all four sides.
I notice that the values on the diagram to the left are...
Hello everyone,
I am quite new to Fluid dynamics, so I would like to ask for your help.
Is it possible to calculate volumetric flow rate from the instantaneous pressure?
We need to know the flow rate of the air entering the cylinder in the engine due to the suction pressure. It is required to...
Hey! Making a game.
Say we have a room of 8*12*3 meters. It has the pressure of 1 atm and suddenly there's a hole of one cubic meter in a wall and outside it's space vacuum.
Don't know if it counts how much air is inside the room or if that would be measured in pressure, say we have enough...
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Please see attached.
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v = u + at
s = ut + ½ at²
v² = u² + 2as
The Attempt at a Solution
I've managed to get the first part of the question applying Bernoulli's principle and then the equations of motion above by considering separately the...
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a viscous fluid with viscosity η flows through a circular vessel of length L and radius R under a pressure difference of P. Assuming the flow is laminar, calculate:
a)the force on the walls of the vessel.
b)the net force on the vessel.
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Hagen-Poiseuille...
Hello, I am Primarily a Software Engineer, but have some background knowledge from my A-Level and Uni days.
However, I have the following problem.
I'd like to find out the rate of change in pressure across a valve.
Here are the things I know about the system:
Cv at 100% open = 0.004 (I...
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I need to calculate the flow rate for the following system. 2 lines of CO2 cyclinders at 60 bar. Each line (1/2'') goes to a 1/2'' PSV valve. Downstream the 2 PSV the line are collected together into 1'' pipe.
The two PSV are identical and as per datasheet they have the following...
Hi. First of all, I should mention that I'm quite a novice in both physics and engineering.
Let's consider an hourglass (or a silo) that is inclined at a constant angle. I'm unsure of how to calculate the necessary diameter of an orifice for a given mass or volume of granular matter to...
I have a setup where there is a source of air pressure, a tube through which the air flows, a connector through which air flows, and a flow meter which reads the flowrate of the air at the end.
The final goal is to use the readings from the flowmeter to determine the diameter of the tube through...
Hello there, people! I am quite new here; in fact, this is my first post. I am quite strange to this place. Feeling kinda welcome, though.
Okay, so short to the point. I am an 8th grader, and my school just started teaching us about electricity. Well, the basics. I knew much about it, much...
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A two component gaseous system has a fundamental equation of the form
$$S=AU^{1/3} V^{1/3} N^{1/3} + \frac{BN_1N_2}{N}$$ where $$N=N_1+N_2$$
and A and B are positive constants. A closed cylinder of total volume 2V_0 is separated into two equal subvolumes by a rigid diathermal...
Could anyone provide me with, or point me in the direction of, any calculations for the design of Poncelet water wheels? Number of blades and blade shape/curvature in particular. I've had a trawl through the internet and looked through some papers but can't find much understandable information.
I am doing a lab report and it is to do with compressible flow through rotameters. An upstream and downstream rotameter to measure flow rate with a needle valve between the two. The needle valve acts as a fixed orifice in one part of the experiment. Then the inlet pressure is altered.
Plotting...
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Hi Guys,
I have found that as flow rate increases the pressure difference in the sections of the venturi increases. Would someone please mind explaining in words why as I'm not sure.
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
Well I know that when the fluid gets to a...
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(a) Find energy of incoming beam that creates highest cross section
(b) What are the differences in the two reactions, using quark diagrams?
(c) What would the peaks of the two reactions be like?
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
Part(a)
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Cross section is...
Hi, I'm taking a basic electricity course right now and I'm having trouble understanding a formula. The way they have their example makes no sense to me. Can anybody verify that their example is correct and explain a little bit for me? See attached file.
Currently i have a system using bulk argon and i am changing to nitrogen. To trial this i am going to use cylinders
of OFN(oxygen free nitrogen). how do i caculate how many cylinders i need based on a flow rate of 16 liters/min.
Thanks
is this true? thanks for help.
i wished to abstract (generalize on topic) from electric current in physical wires, to for example in air.
i hope this is in proper forum section.
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Electric current's density J depends on electric current's intensity I measured in (A) & on conductor wire's...
I am working on a problem in which viscous flow comes out from an inclined tube, forming some kind of a fountain. In the tube the fluid is Newtonian and the flow can be treated as Poiseuille flow. I want to study the movement of the fluid after it leaves the tube. Can someone point me about the...
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Could you explain the reason why the velocity varies in the wake region behind the cylinder in "flow over a circular cylinder"? the velocity variation is, minimum at a point parallel to the centre point of the cylinder and increases to free stream velocity as the vertical distance increases...
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See Fig.2.4a, let the gases flowing through the nozzle control volume be perfect with Cp = 1.004kJ/kg.K
Determine V9 if T5 = 1000K, T9 = 670K and V5 = 120ms^-1.
Homework Equations
I've detailed the equations in the attached pdf for clarity.
The Attempt at a Solution
See...
So I'm more into electricity, so fluids is not really a forte at all. But I have been thinking about this, and there must be some fundamental issue in the way that I view fluid pressure.
Conditions:
1. I have a metal pipe, incompressible
2. There is water in the pipe, (incompressible? ...
Hello there, so I have answered my question from fluid systems but the answer doesn't look right ;/ and I have no idea what have I done wrong. Can you please check and correct where it's wrong ? ;) here is the question:
A pipe contains a gradually tapering section in which its diameter decreases...
I am confused about the relation of mass flow rate with different mach numbers in a compressible flow.
In wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choked_flow), I read the following:
"Although the gas velocity reaches a maximum and becomes choked, the mass flow rate is not choked. The mass flow...
I'm trying to get a rough idea of how flow rate through a round, sharp edged orifice is affected when a fluid is water/glycol versus pain water. In this circumstance, it's 30% water, 55% Dihydroxydiethyl Glycol and 15% Polyalkylene Glycol. I don't need exact numbers at this point, just a...