Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

✍ Scribed by Y. Nakayama and R.F. Boucher (Auth.)

Publisher: Arnold
Year: 1999
Tongue: English
Leaves: 313
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Content:
About the authors, Page viii
Preface, Pages ix-x
List of symbols, Pages xi-xii
1 - History of fluid mechanics, Pages 1-5
2 - Characteristics of a fluid, Pages 6-19
3 - Fluid statics, Pages 20-40
4 - Fundamentals of flow, Pages 41-54
5 - One-dimensional flow: Mechanism for conservation of flow properties, Pages 55-81
6 - Flow of viscous fluid, Pages 82-110
7 - Flow in pipes, Pages 111-135
8 - Flow in a water channel, Pages 136-147
9 - Drag and lift, Pages 148-170
10 - Dimensional analysis and law of similarity, Pages 171-181
11 - Measurement of flow velocity and flow rate, Pages 182-196
12 - Flow of an ideal fluid, Pages 197-217
13 - Flow of a compressible fluid, Pages 218-237
14 - Unsteady Flow, Pages 238-248
15 - Computational fluid dynamics, Pages 249-273
16 - Flow visualisation, Pages 274-290
Answers to problems, Pages 291-298
Index, Pages 299-308

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