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Define the following terms and provide an example in each case a. Incompressible and compressible flows. b. Laminar and turbulent flows. Subsonic and sunersonic flows

Define the following terms and provide an example in each case a. Incompressible and compressible flows. b. Laminar and turbulent flows. Subsonic and sunersonic flows

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Fluid Mechanics Assignment-1 Spring 2021 Question I Define the following terms and provide an example in each case a. Incompressible and compressible flows. b. Laminar and turbulent flows. c. Subsonic and supersonic flows. d. Reynolds experience and Reynolds number. e. Steady and unsteady flow processes. f. Closed system and control volume. g. The difference between extensive and intensive properties. h. Cavitation mechanism and water hammer. i. Mach number and its dependence on temperature. j. Fluid viscosity and its dependence on temperature for both liquids and gases. k. Surface tension and capillary effect.
Transcribed Image Text:Fluid Mechanics Assignment-1 Spring 2021 Question I Define the following terms and provide an example in each case a. Incompressible and compressible flows. b. Laminar and turbulent flows. c. Subsonic and supersonic flows. d. Reynolds experience and Reynolds number. e. Steady and unsteady flow processes. f. Closed system and control volume. g. The difference between extensive and intensive properties. h. Cavitation mechanism and water hammer. i. Mach number and its dependence on temperature. j. Fluid viscosity and its dependence on temperature for both liquids and gases. k. Surface tension and capillary effect.
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