The difference pressure AP developed by a centrifugal pump to be installed in a pipe system depends on the impeller diameter D, the speed of rotation n, the discharge Q, and the fluid density p. If you are asked to develop a dimensional analysis to find the relationship between dimensionless groups, what should be your 1st step? Build a model Build a prototype Predict the number of dimensionless groups O Find the function between the dimensionless groups O Measure the pressure change in an existing pump you have in your laboratory.

The difference pressure AP developed by a centrifugal pump to be installed in a pipe system depends on the impeller diameter D, the speed of rotation n, the discharge Q, and the fluid density p. If you are asked to develop a dimensional analysis to find the relationship between dimensionless groups, what should be your 1st step? Build a model Build a prototype Predict the number of dimensionless groups O Find the function between the dimensionless groups O Measure the pressure change in an existing pump you have in your laboratory.

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

Publisher:Saeed Moaveni

Chapter18: Mathematics In Engineering

Section18.4: Exponential A P Nd Logarithmic Models

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