A primer in fluid mechanics : dynamics of flows in one space dimension /

The equations of fluid dynamics. Application in constant density flow. Flows in pipes and conduits.

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Main Author: Brower, William B (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, [1999]
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245 1 2 |a A primer in fluid mechanics :  |b dynamics of flows in one space dimension /  |c William B. Brower, Jr. 
264 1 |a Boca Raton, FL :  |b CRC Press,  |c [1999] 
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504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index. 
520 |a The equations of fluid dynamics. Application in constant density flow. Flows in pipes and conduits. 
505 0 0 |t Fluid Properties -- Kinetic Theory of Gases --  |t Introduction --  |t The Macroscopic --  |t View of Matter --  |t The Liquid State --  |t On the Kinetic Theory of Gases --  |t Mass Density --  |t Pressure in a Gas --  |t The Molecular Mean-Free-Path Length --  |t Relation between Viscosity and Mean-Free-Path Length --  |t On Heat Conduction --  |t On the Units of Viscosity --  |t On the Viscosity of Real Gases --  |t Heat Conduction Coefficient for Dilute Gases --  |t On the Viscosity of Liquids --  |t Availability and Future Sources of Fluid Property Data --  |t Fluid Statics --  |t Introduction --  |t Equilibrium and Pressure in a Fluid --  |t Classification of Forces --  |t The Fundamental Equation of Fluid Statics --  |t Equation of Fluid Statics for a Uniform Gravitational Field --  |t Pressure-Height Relation in a Liquid --  |t Elementary Pressure-Measuring Instruments --  |t An Application in Manometry --  |t Forces and Moments on Submerged Surfaces --  |t Applications Involving Forces and Moments on Curved Surfaces --  |t Forces on Submerged Bodies --  |t The Concept of Static Stability --  |t Application: Stability of a Buoy --  |t On the Stability of a Floating Parabolic Segment --  |t Fluid Statics of the Atmosphere --  |t US Standard Atmosphere --  |t Concept of Geopotential Height --  |t Stability of the Atmosphere --  |t Buoyancy in the Atmosphere --  |t Application of the Inverse Square Law of Gravitation: Pressure at the Center of the Earth --  |t Surface Tension --  |t The Equation of Fluid Mechanics --  |t Introduction --  |t Concepts from Kinematics --  |t Relating Observed Motion for Two Different Observers --  |t Kinematics in a Flow Field --  |t Time Derivatives and the Substantial Derivative --  |t Illustrative Examples --  |t Example Involving Other Time Derivatives --  |t Concept of a One-Dimensional Flow --  |t The Postulates of Fluid Dynamics --  |t The Continuity Equation --  |t Invariance of Continuity Equation under Change of Observer --  |t The Dynamical Equation of Motion --  |t On Newton's Second Law --  |t On Concepts from Thermodynamics --  |t The First Law of Thermodynamics --  |t The Second Law of Thermodynamics --  |t The Energy Equation --  |t Dissipation and the Role of Friction --  |t Wok and the Integrated Form of the Energy Equation --  |t The Linear Momentum Equation --  |t Summary --  |t Applications in Constant-Density Flow --  |t Introduction --  |t A Catalogue of Restrictions --  |t The Equations of Incompressible (Constant-Density) Flow --  |t Bernoulli's Equation --  |t Total Pressure --  |t Frictionless Flow out of a Pressurized Reservoir --  |t On Quasi-Steady Flow --  |t Flow Losses in Internal Inlets --  |t Elementary Flow Metering Devices --  |t Two Flow-Rate Examples --  |t Pitot and Pitot-Static Tubes --  |t Elementary Applications of the Momentum Equation --  |t The Borda-Carnot Relation for a Sudden Enlargement --  |t The Borda Mouthpiece --  |t Forces on Vanes, Power Production --  |t The Rocket-Sled Water Brake --  |t The Water Sprinkler Problem --  |t Dimensional Analysis, Dynamical Similitude and Inspectional Analysis --  |t Dimensions versus Units --  |t Standards in Science and Technology --  |t Complete Physical Equations and Dimensional Homogeneity --  |t A Primitive Example of Dimensional Homogeneity --  |t The Role of Dimensionless Parameters --  |t The Buckingham Pi Theorem --  |t Application of the Pi Theorem --  |t Alternative Method for Determining the Pi-Ratios --  |t Example Where the Number of Pi-Ratios Is Greater than M-N --  |t Kinematical and Dynamical Similarity --  |t On the Physical Significance of the Reynolds Number --  |t Inspectional Analysis --  |t Dynamical Similarity and Modeling --  |t A Dimensional Analysis and an Inspectional Analysis Compared to the Complete Solution --  |t Effects of Viscosity in Pipes and Conduits --  |t A Historical Note --  |t The Experiments of Hagen and Poiseuille on Flow through Capillary Tubes --  |t Stokes' Solution for Hagen-Poiseuille Flow --  |t On the Correlation of Theory and Experiment --  |t The Darcy-Weisbach Equation for Head Loss in a Pipe --  |t Reynolds' Experiments on the Nature of Turbulence and the Discovery of a Criterion for the Transition from Laminar to Turbulent Flow --  |t The Application of Dimensional Analysis to Pipe Flow --  |t Zagarola and the Superpipe --  |t Flow in Artificially Roughened Pipes --  |t Flow Losses in Commercial Pipes --  |t Pumping Power to Maintain a Pipe Flow --  |t Computation of Power Required in a Non-Uniform Duct --  |t Hydraulic Calculations for Simple Conduits and Flow Loops --  |t Steady Flow through an Elastic Tube --  |t Steady Compressible Flow --  |t Introductory Remarks --  |t Thermodynamics of Fluids --  |t The Equations of Steady One-Dimensional Flow --  |t On the Propagation of Disturbances --  |t The Speed of Sound --  |t On the Maximum Speed of a Fluid Expanding into a Vacuum --  |t Discrepancies between Theory and Experiment --  |t Total Conditions in a Compressible Flow -- Introduction to Mach Number --  |t Application -- Temperature Rise at the Nose of a Re-Entry Vehicle --  |t Necessary Conditions for Accelerating a Flow in an Ideal Nozzle --  |t Isentropic Flow through a de Laval Nozzle --  |t The Appearance of Shock Waves in a Convergent-Divergent Nozzle --  |t Normal Shock Waves --  |t On the Structure of Shock Waves --  |t Analysis of Flow through a de Laval Nozzle with Shock Waves --  |t Fanno Processes --  |t Isothermal Flow --  |t The Inflow Problem --  |t Non-Steady Flow --  |t Introduction --  |t Analysis of Starting Flow in a Pipe Supplied by an Infinite Reservoir --  |t Non-Steady Liquid Flow through an Orifice in a Reservoir --  |t The Draining of a Conical Reservoir --  |t On the Notion of Characteristics --  |t Theory of Hyperbolic Equations for Functions of Two Independent Variables --  |t The General Equations for One-Dimensional Non-Steady Gas Flow in a Constant-Area Duct --  |t Impulsive Motion of a Piston in a Duct --  |t Propagation of an Isentropic Finite-Amplitude Compression Pulse --  |t An Approach to Acoustics. 
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