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for the orifice hole?
5.43. For a siphon similar to that sketched in Fig 5.16, we want the fluid to have a velocity of 10ft/s in siphon pipe. If we assume that flow is frictionless and that the minimum pressure allowable is 1 psia, what is the maximum height that the top of the siphon may have ab
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For example,
1.6. The American Petroleum Institute (API) gravity (used extensively in the petroleum industry) is defined, in “degrees,” by
1.14. A cubic foot of water at 68 ℉=20 ℃ weighs 62.3 lbf on earth.
1.24. The flow of fluids through product media (such as oil sand) is often described
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fluid in the cylinder if the car is not moving?
2.42. Currently, recreational balloons are not filled with hydrogen or helium but with hot air; the pilot has a small propane burner to heat the air in the balloon.
2.45. A 150-lb drunkard falls in a vat of whiskey. Whiskey has SG=0.92, whereas
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PROBLEM
Several problems in this section deal with ideal gas. It may be shown that for an ideal gas the enthalpy and internal energy depend on temperature alone. If an ideal gas has an constant heat capacity (which may be assumed in all the ideal gas problems in this chapter), it is very convenie
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for Chemical Engineering (Fluid Mechanics)
-Fluid Mechanics For Chemical Engineers 2nd Ed. Noel de Nevers McGrawHill
-핵심 유체역학 공학박사 박용호 저, 진영사
-Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering 5thEd. McCabe McGrawHill
-유체역학 기초 실험, 모양우 외, 조선대학교 출판부
-유체
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