Identify a real life situation and explain the application of the following terms as related to fluids: System, Surroundings and Boundary

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Q: Explain test procedure and theory how to measure viscosity of any fluid?

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Q: Explain what is meant by specific gravity and discuss the relationship with  i. density ii. unit…

A: Explain what is meant by specific gravity and discuss the relationship with i. densityii. unit…

Q: Which of the following best describes Potential Energy? the ability of the fluid mass to do work by…

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Q: discuss the functions of civil engineering, environmental engineering nd environmental science. and…

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Q: Question 5 a) Explain the following terms related to pressure measurement, with the aid of diagrams:…

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Q: (а) Provide an example of any civil engineering structure and resultant force exerts (b) Given the…

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Q: (a) Which fluid has the lowest dynamic viscosity? (b) What is the dynamic viscosity of Fluid B in…

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Q: Discuss the following topics and make two illustrative problems of each a. Centroid of a system of…

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Q: A force balance in a particular fluid flow is combined with Newton’s second law to yield the…

A: Given data: ρ, z, and t are dimensional variables with the following dimensions: ρ [ML−3], z [L],…

Q: 4. If a person studies about a fluid which is at rest, what will you call his domain of study? a)…

A: If a person studies about a fluid which is at rest, what will you call his domain of study?

Q: 4. What is the function of Reynolds number? a) To detect pressure changes b) To predict flow…

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Q: Explain the different types of fluid measurement device and its application.

A: Various  types of fluid measurement device are: 1- Venturimeter - ir is used to measure discharge of…

Q: Hydrology From the water cycle. how you develop the hydrological equation

A: Components of water cycle are: 1. Precipitation(P) 2. Evaporation(E) 3. Interception(I)…

Q: Jen is working on a spring–mass–damper system, as shown. She remembers from her dynamic systems…

A: Given: Jen is working on a spring–mass–damper system, as shown in the figure below. She remembers…

Q: Provide at least three (3) uses of Fluid Mechanics in the field of civil engineering.

A: ● Solution:-  Fluid mechnics is subject of civil engineering which includes the flow of water in…

Q: Explain, with examples, the effects of temperature and shear forces on Newtonian and non-Newtonian…

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Q: 1. Which among the following provides the third principle in fluid mechanics? a) Conservation of…

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Q: Find the relation between Bernoulli’s equation and the Darcy's law in one dimensional fluid flow.

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Q: Q1. For each variable given, list three common units. Volume flow rate (Q), pressure (p) Force,…

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Q: The U-tube manometer in Figure 1 is open to the atmosphere. It is connected to a tank. There are 4…

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Q: Calculate the force P required to keep the gate closed.

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Q: 15. Which among the following provides the third principle in fluid mechanics? a) Conservation of…

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Q: 1) Explain in your own words (with a sketch), the behaviour of uniform viscous flow past a flat…

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Q: Define the geometric, kinematic, and dynamic parameters in hydraulic systems. Give three examplesof…

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Q: 4. Which among the following is not global parameters of fluid? a) Viscosity b) External diameter c)…

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Q: Civil Engineering Discuss whether the following flows are steady or un- steady: (a) flow near an…

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Q: Draw the EGL and HGL for the following system.

A: The flow of fluid includes movement of an unbalanced fluid. As long as unequaled forces are in…

Q: 1. Explain, with the aid of an example, how the physical properties of fluids affect their behavior.

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Q: 4. What is the formula to find the kinematic viscosity of a fluid? a) Dynamic Viscosity *…

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Q: 2. Which of the following is the basic principle of fluid mechanics? a) Momentum principle b) Energy…

A: Which of the following is the basic principle of fluid mechanics? a) Momentum principle b) Energy…

Q: Draw a sketch of the Maxwell model and label all components. Draw a graph showing displacement…

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Q: Find the kinematic viscosity of a liquid if you're given, Specific gravity = 1.4 Viscosity = 0.0040

A: Kinematic velocity is ratio of dynamic viscosity and density.

Q: For a body moving through a fluid, such as a car or airplane moving through air, which of the…

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Q: Explain the dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity. Why these parameters are important for fluid…

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Q: 3. What does Kinematic Viscosity depend upon? a) Density b) Pressure c) Fluid level d) Fluid Flow

A: Kinematic viscocity is ratio of dynamic viscocity and density  so it depends on  Density

Q: 2. Explain the different types of fluid measurement device and its application.

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Q: Can You please help me with the Derivation of the navier stokes of flow between 2 moving flat plates…

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Q: 20. Which of the following is a type of fluid based on viscosity? a) Real Fluid b) Ideal Fluid c)…

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Q: Discuss with the help of any two practical examples how Navier–Stokes equations are used to…

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Q: 4. An object is constructed of a material lighter than water. It weighs 50N in air and a force of 10…

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Q: 1) The fundamental variables considered in kinematic problems are only length and time. 2) In the SI…

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Q: centrifugal pump is used to pump a liquid in steady turbulent flow through a smooth pipe from one…

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Q: 9. When is a fluid said to be ideal? a) Non viscous and Incompressible b) Viscous and compressible…

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Team Management

To complete a specific task or to accomplish organizational goals along with increasing work productivity, individuals need to come together and think along a common path and direction. There are certain tasks in an organization that cannot be done alone and the involvement of more individuals is essential. These groups of individuals who work together for a common goal compose a team and the individual members involved are known as team members.