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Unit weight

Gamma vol

Mass density

Rho vol

Specific gravity

3

Specific weight of h2o

In kn/m³ , kg/m³ , g/cc , lb/ft³

Common fluids and their sp gr.

Water


Sea water


Oil


Mercury


Glyceline


Bulk modulus of elasticity

Ev

Coefficient of compressibility

,

Shear stress of fluids

Tau

Kinematic viscosity

V

Capillarity

Where :

Surface tension

.

Pressure

Or stress is the force per unit area

Types of pressure

Gage pressure


Absolute pressure


Vacuum pressure

Pascals law

For fluids at rest, pressure is actibg in all direction and normal to the boundary surface

Fluid conversion

Saha=sbhb

Boyles law

Pivi=p2v2

Bar to pa

1bar =10^5 pascals

Liter to m3

1000 l = 1m3

Forces on planes/ submerged planes/gates

F=


e


hbar

Forces on curve/ submerged planes/gates

Fx


Fy


F

Forces acting on dams


F


W1


Pmax/min


Qmax/min

Factor of safety on dams

Fos (overturning)


Fos(sliding)

Archimedes principle

A body submerged in a fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the displayed fluid

Buoyant force

,

Relative or dynamic equilibrium



Horizontal acceleration

Tan©= a/g

Upward acceleration

P2= Yh(1+a/g)

Rotating vessel



Energy head

Wawarara/tuga

Volume of paraboloid


One base


Two bases

V=½πR²h


V=½πh(R²+r²)

Rotating vessels principle

Without spilling any water


.vol.airfinal-vol.air initial


=vol spilled (0)



Vol.paraboloid-vol.cylinder=spilled



By spp


R²/Y = r²/y=D²/Height



Stability of floating bodies



MBO

Babainadaw

Bernoulli's energy equation



3energy heads


,

Bernoulli's principle

The amount of energy at the upstream is equal to the amount of energy at the downstream plus the energy lost.

Head losses or frictional losses



Darcy-weisbach

0.0826fLQ² /D^5

Head losses or frictional losses



Mannings

Minor head losses due to bending or enlargement

Discharge

Qav

Pumps or turbine


(Power)



For pump


Equation

Head udded to E1


For turbine

Minus sa e1

Hp to watts

1hp= 746watts

Bee



Elevation lower than 0

Negative

Pipes in series network


Q


HL

Pipes in parallel network


Q


HL

Pipes in series or parallel network equations

Eq ng loob


Eq. Ng labas (last) including Q1


Usually:


Q2=Q3