Cengel — Fluid Mechanics Ppt

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Slide 4 — Fluid Properties

• Density (ρ) — mass per unit volume
• Specific weight (γ) — ρg
• Specific volume (v) — 1/ρ
• Viscosity: dynamic (μ) and kinematic (ν = μ/ρ)
• Surface tension (σ), compressibility, vapor pressure, temperature dependence

Momentum Analysis: Applying Newton’s second law to flowing systems to calculate forces on pipes and blades. cengel fluid mechanics ppt

• Density (ρ): Mass per unit volume (kg/m³).
• Viscosity (μ): Measure of internal resistance to flow.
• Surface Tension (σ): Force per unit length at liquid-gas interfaces.
• Vapor Pressure (Pv): Pressure at which a liquid boils.

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