Question (1): The ship in Figure (1) is subjected to a drag Fp on its hull, created by water passing over and around its surface. It is anticipated that this force is a function of the density p and viscosity u of the water, and since waves are produced, their weight, defined by gravity g. is important. Also, the "characteristic" lengths of the ship, L, and the velocity of the flow, V, influence Figure (1) the magnitude of the drag. Fill in the blankets: 1. The important dimensionless numbers in this application are.. 2. The unkown function is 3. Using the F-L-T system, the primary dimensions of the density is.... and of the viscosity is... 4. II, term is.. ., Il, term is.... 5. The fuction that shows how the drag force depends on all these variables is ..., and Il, term is.....

Question (1): The ship in Figure (1) is subjected to a drag Fp on its hull, created by water passing over and around its surface. It is anticipated that this force is a function of the density p and viscosity u of the water, and since waves are produced, their weight, defined by gravity g. is important. Also, the "characteristic" lengths of the ship, L, and the velocity of the flow, V, influence Figure (1) the magnitude of the drag. Fill in the blankets: 1. The important dimensionless numbers in this application are.. 2. The unkown function is 3. Using the F-L-T system, the primary dimensions of the density is.... and of the viscosity is... 4. II, term is.. ., Il, term is.... 5. The fuction that shows how the drag force depends on all these variables is ..., and Il, term is.....

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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