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Edition number 5
Publisher McGraw-Hill Education
Date of Publication 16 December 2002

ISBN 9780071199117
Binding Paperback
No. of pages pages
Size 0x0x0 mm
Language English

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The fifth edition of Fluid Mechanics continues the tradition of precision, accuracy, accessibility, and strong conceptual presentation. This new edition retains its basic organization. The three approaches--integral, differential, and dimensional analysis--are treated separately, providing the conceptual foundation of fluid mechanics. Chapters on ducts, immersed bodies, potential flow, compressible flow, open channels, and turbomachinery show the major applications of the field.

The new edition includes a systematic problem solving methodology for readers to follow. New chapter examples and approximately 250 new chapter problems have been added.. The EES (Engineering Equation Solver) software is included, free to users, as a means to model and solve problems on the computer. A new appendix offers a brief review of mathematical tools.

The fifth edition of Fluid Mechanics continues the tradition of precision, accuracy, accessibility, and strong conceptual presentation. This new edition retains its basic organization. The three approaches--integral, differential, and dimensional analysis--are treated separately, providing the conceptual foundation of fluid mechanics. Chapters on ducts, immersed bodies, potential flow, compressible flow, open channels, and turbomachinery show the major applications of the field.

The new edition includes a systematic problem solving methodology for readers to follow. New chapter examples and approximately 250 new chapter problems have been added.. The EES (Engineering Equation Solver) software is included, free to users, as a means to model and solve problems on the computer. A new appendix offers a brief review of mathematical tools.

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Table of Contents:

1 Introduction

1.1Preliminary Remarks

1.2The Concept of a Fluid

1.3The Fluid as a Continuum

1.4Dimensions and Units

1.4.1Primary Dimensions

1.4.2Consistent Units

1.4.3Homogeneous versus Dimensionally Inconsistent Equations

1.4.4Convenient Prefixes in Powers of Ten

1.5Properties of the Velocity Field

1.5.1Eulerian and Lagrangian Descriptions

1.5.2The Velocity Field

1.6Thermodynamic Properties of a Fluid

1.6.1Pressure

1.6.2Temperature

1.6.3Density

1.6.4Specific Weight

1.6.5Specific Gravity

1.6.6Potential and Kinetic Energies

1.6.7State Relations for Gases

1.6.8State Relations for Liquids

1.7Viscosity and Other Secondary Properties

1.7.1Viscosity

1.7.2The Reynolds Number

1.7.3Flow Between Plates

1.7.4Variation of Viscosity with Temperature

1.7.5Thermal Conductivity

1.7.6Nonnewtonian Fluids

1.7.7Surface Tension

1.7.8Vapor Pressure

1.7.9No-Slip and No-Temperature Jump Conditions

1.7.10Speed of Sound

1.8Basic Flow-Analysis Techniques

1.9Flow Patterns: Streamlines, Streaklines, and Pathlines

1.9.1Flow Visualization

1.10The Engineering Equation Solver

1.11Uncertainty of Experimental Data

1.12The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Examination

1.13Problem-Solving Techniques

1.14History and Scope of Fluid Mechanics

Problems

Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Problems

Comprehensive Problems

References

2Pressure Distribution in a Fluid

2.1Pressure and Pressure Gradient

2.1.1Pressure Force on a Fluid Element

2.2Equilibrium of a Fluid Element

2.2.1Gage Pressure and Vacuum Pressure: Relative Terms

2.3Hydrostatic Pressure Distributions

2.3.1Effect of Variable Gravity

2.3.2Hydrostatic Pressure in Liquids

2.3.3The Mercury Barometer

2.3.4Hydrostatic Pressure in Gases

2.3.5Is the Linear Formula Adequate for Gases?

2.4Application to Manometry

2.4.1A Memory Device: Up Versus Down

2.5Hydrostatic Forces on Plane Surfaces

2.5.1Gage-Pressure Formulas

2.6Hydrostatic Forces on Curved Surfaces

2.7Hydrostatic Forces in Layered Fluids

2.8Buoyancy and Stability

2.8.1Stability

2.8.2Stability Related to Waterline Area

2.9Pressure Distribution in Rigid-Body Motion

2.9.1Uniform Linear Acceleration

2.9.2Rigid-Body Rotation

2.10Pressure Measurement

2.11Summary

Problems

Word Problems