Hi all, I'm having some trouble trying to figure out how the FOR loop is working for my code (attached below). I'll try to describe what I think is happening so that I can be corrected. Thanks in advance! I have only been using LabVIEW for 3 days, so I'd appreciate if explanations aren't too...
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I'm try to calculate the pressure (in bar) needed for a certain flow rate 3 L/min of Argon gas given the following setup:
- I have a tank of Argon gas and the line pressure can be between 0 bar to 5 bar.
- The gas will flow out to the open air in the end.
- My pipe has an internal radius...
Hi! I'm currently doing a project to simulate a water slope, and want to find the maximum speed of a person going downhill in function of the water flow. At first I thought using a combination of the Manning equation and the Newton Law for viscosity, through the sheet of water, but I'm in a dead...
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My other post got deleted because it was flagged for spam, but it was just a link to a pdf. So I'm uploading the pdf instead.
I am working on a model to predict drag on airfoils in 2D potential flow (e.g. vortex panel methods). Currently, XFOIL uses a semi-empirical wake-momentum-thickness...
Perhaps this thread would be better located in the Earth forum (where hydrologists might more likely see it), but it is Mars not Earth.
I recently read about a study on riverbeds (size, catchment size, meandering) on Mars that claimed large water flows in some riverbeds "late" in Mars history...
Hello Everyone. I am new to the forums so I hope I am posting this in the best section.
I am looking to buy a gas booster that is electrically powered. The factory cannot give me any sort of flow chart so that I can determine how long it would take to boost air or nitrogen from a lower pressure...
What is the difference between the two? Also, as another question, for enthalpy, is it correct to define it to be the sum of internal energy and flow energy or is there another understanding for it?
Thanks in advance
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I'm looking for an analytical solution to the open channel rectangular fluid flow profile. The flow is bounded by three walls but the top is open to atmosphere. Assume steady state flow that is parallel and incompressible.I've already found information involving a rectangular flow...
If the velocity gradient decomposition is done by symmetric and antisymmetric parts then ##\frac{\partial v^i}{\partial x^j}=\sigma_{ij}+\omega_{ij}## where ##\sigma _{ij}=\frac{1}{2}(\frac{\partial v^i}{\partial x^j}+\frac{\partial v^j}{\partial x^i})## and...
how much rotation needs to start volume flow for a adjustable variable pump?.I get it 5pi from the book. Is there any rule that it needs such rotation to start volume flow. From where I get it?I think that pump designer does not give the information on the manual.
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A Doppler flow meter is used to measure the speed of red blood cells.
The frequency of the apparatus is f = 12 MHz. The sensor in the apparatus measure 1.8 kHz beats between the emitted frequency and the frequency of the ultrasound reflected back by the blood cells.
The speed...
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How does the maximum Power equation change if there's an angle to the way the wind falls into the wind turbine's blades?
Example, when it falls vertically to the blades, it's
Pmax= 8/27Sρu13
But if there's for...
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I hope you are all doing well! I've been always intrigued by fluid mechanics and decided to try out a quick experiment with my water faucet. After using some equations I found online [1] [2], I plugged a hose to the faucet and let the water run. I filled a 1 quart bowl and recorded the...
Trying to figure out how much air can (or would) flow through an air intake on a vehicle.
I have a rectangular intake opening that is 13.52 square inches, the vehicle is traveling at 60 MPH for 1 hour.
Obviously more air is being forced into the intake due to the speed but I can't sort out...
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We recently installed a piping system to transfer a highly viscous additive from an ISO tank to another holding tank by using a mono screw/lobe pump.
My question to you all is,the discharge size of the iso tank is 3 inches, will my flow be effected if i change the...
If considering the 4-D manifold(##x^1,x^2,x^3,t##) in which the sub-manifold dimensionality is 3(##x^1,x^2,x^3##)(hypersurface)
We are writting the metric of this space as ##ds^2=g(t)dt^2+f(t)\gamma_{ij}{dx^idx^j}\delta_{ij}## where the term ##\gamma_{ij}dx^idx^j\delta_{ij}## is the metric of...
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If the current flow, in a branch of a circuit, is a function of say (√(x + 2)-2)/(x-2) (or any such that give an indeterminate form at a certain value) of an input source current x.
What current will be flowing on that part of the circuit, when the function become...
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For the past week I have spend a lot of time thinking about how de Laval nozzles work. But before I convince myself that I have understood it, I want to make sure that the (simpler) scenarios I describe below are correct.
Setup: We have a long pipe with constant radius r = 1...
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After my theoretical post on vacuum diode electron flow, I decided to try and measure it physically. I didn't have a vacuum tube, so I improvised with some tungsten wire, aluminum sheets and some screws and the result was usable. Obviously the tungsten wire fails after some time due...
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I'm really struggling with the below question - I'm not sure if I've taken the correct approach to determining the model as there may be an easier way to do this?
Any help in much appreciated, please let me know if I have submitted this template correctly as this if my first time...
Hello! I will try to formulate myself as clearly as possible, but english isn't my main language. I'm having trouble solving this problem that should be relatively easy to solve.
Let's say we have a submerged pressure tank, constantly fed with air through a compressor, so it's maintained at a...
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I have been going through the "radiotron designers handbook", but I can't seem to find the answer to the doubt I have about the electron flow of the source Vp. Kindly consider the below two circuits, the difference is the polarity of Vf.
Question: In both circuits, the electrons...
1. The question...
"Blood is a conducting fluid. When flowing through an artery of diameter 10mm which is subject to a constant magnetic field of strength 60mT, an e.m.f. of 0.3mV appears across the width of the artery. Calculate the speed of the blood"
3. The solution...
The solution given...
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I am currently building a test bench that can input a high amount of flow, pressure and temperature into an Air Cycle machine.
The inlet to the machine requirements are:
Flow = 71 lbs/min
P = 48 PSIa
T = 235 degree F
Diameter = 3 inches
In order to produce these conditions, I have...
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Pretty elementary question, I think. Looking at Ohm's law, current is I=V/R
For a given voltage (let's use 120 for typical U.S.A household) at what resistance will current actually cease to flow (equal zero)?
To clarify and expand on that: I am confused about whether a system with an...
I'm facing a problem with that rhyming title up there.
The design is thus: a downward-facing, vertical pipe with known constant flow and diameter has water flowing out of it, into a short (15cm-91cm) free fall. At the end of that fall is a bowl of indeterminate depth made of steel with holes...
I really don’t understand the advantage of 3 phase flow, phase field module in comsol. For example, if I want to simulate a compound droplet inside a fluid. Can’t I use the moving mesh with 2 fluid-fluid interface? If yes. When should I use the 3-phase flow, phase field simulation?
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I have two questions about the following video with a 200'000 V Van de Graaff generator:
At 5:57 he touches ground, apparently feeling nothing. He explains this with a very low current and proceeds that the current from a 120 V outlet is high and might kill you. But with ##I=U/R## and...
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If we are working on the flow with reynolds number less than 70 as we all know the flow will be laminar in pipe. Now if the flow continues to flow through elbow fittings like 90 degrees, will we get any turbulence because of the elbow bend ? How to deal with this problem in ansys...
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Alternative cooling systems are considered for a large computing centre requiring 1 MW of cooling...
Homework Statement
Find the flow around a cylinder with radius ##a## generated by linear vortex ##\Gamma## in point ##z=b##. Find points of stagnation. Also ##b>a##
Homework Equations
Complex potential of vortex: $$\omega_{vortex} = \frac{\Gamma}{2\pi i}\ln{z}$$
Milne-Thomson circle theorem...
Folks, I'm back to reading Muller's paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.07975.pdf) about the flow of time. He postulates that time is expanding similar the way space is expanding (ok... so if you can swallow that). He asks: "why are the new nows created at the end of time, rather than uniformly...
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Can the mass flow rate of air by a propeller connected to an engine through a small tube change if the rpm of the propeller is increased?
Hi, there is no particular question that I need help on, just something my lecturer told us in lesson which I couldn't quite understand so i'd like to check my understanding on this. I know that the speed of a soundwave is 'c' in undisturbed flow. Suppose the flow velocity is 'U'. If the...
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I am trying desperately to find the solution indicated in this question :
If I compute the equations on the 3 axis, I can't get the flow to be directed along ##\vec{e_y}##.
I have only :
##\dfrac{\partial v_{z}}{\partial t} = -\dfrac{1}{\rho_0}\dfrac{\partial \delta P}{\partial...
When using Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) modeling you are able to see incredible complexity in water energy transfer. The Thermodynamic energy transfer occurs at much higher velocity so it does not apply in most of the cases I am looking at. What are the other parasitic energy transfers that...
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Keeping the cabaret door closed is important, so you install a sophisticated door control system that keeps the air exchange between inside and outside to a minimum. Why will such air exchanges always require the climate control system to work harder and consume extra...
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Consider a plug flow (slippery walls) with a uniform velocity ##U## in a circular pipe of diameter,##d## and length ##L##. The fluid is a supersaturated solution with a concentration ##c##. At the pipe wall, precipitation of solute happens at a net reaction rate per unit area...
Textbooks say it decreases flow. But, when I think about it...
If you blow through a small straw, you are blowing out less volume. But wouldn't the speed of flow be higher, therefore making up for the decrease in volume?
Like this:
Lower volume squeezed out faster = higher volume squeezed out...
What is the most elegant way of predicting drag on an airfoil in inviscid and incompressible flow? Or is this still an open problem?
It seems like the consensus for airfoils in incompressible and inviscid flow is that they cannot produce drag; or at least, we are not able to predict it...
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State and explain whether or not current will flow through the lamps in these circuits
Homework Equations
None
The Attempt at a Solution
I am confused with figure 6 as my explanation is different from my textbook's answer. My textbook says:
"Figure 6 – the lamp is...
Homework Statement
Find the flow rate of water. The fluid in the manometer is mercury. ##d_{1},d_{2}## are the diameters in the figure
Homework Equations
Bernoulli, continuity equations
The Attempt at a Solution
We know that
##p_{1}=p_{1Top}+\rho_{water}gh_{2}##...
What makes time flow forward? Why does it never flow backward? Some people say entropy, but if Closed Timelike Curves exist, wouldn't it violate entropy? As you can go back in time to a universe of lower entropy and more order?
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1. Homework Statement
Symbols and variables:
##\dot{V}## : flow rate
##H## : Hydraulic head
##g = 9.81 \frac{N}{kg}##
##P_{atmosphere} = 101325Pa##
##\rho = 1000\frac{kg}{m^3}##
I am given a piping system, with serie and parallel pipes, they start from one point and go back into one...
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I am after some advice regarding a hall sensor type air flow meter.
I know from experience that most hall sensor flow meters allow a bypass of fluid around the turbine/fan. However I would like to know what would happen if this was the case of the design below.
Specifications...
Recently, on a conversation with PhD in Engineering, I came to know that if, instead of the whole wing, air/fluid flows over part of it, then that will cause great turbulence and swirl. When I asked him for reference, he said that it can be found in any book on Aerodynamics. But still today, I...
Homework Statement
determine the electric flow through a square surface of side 2l due to a load + Q located at a perpendicular distance l from the center of the plane
I really don't know how to answer this question .i need help guys
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Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I ended...