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Fluid kinematics deals with describing the motion of
fluids without necessarily considering the forces and
moments that cause the motion.
kinematics concerns the study of motion. In fluid
dynamics, fluid kinematics is the study of how fluids
flow and how to describe fluid motion,
Velocity Vector Dynamic Pressure
Static Pressure Total Pressure
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CamScanner 4 Ws 2 uaallr |The principles of fluid motion|
Ideal and Real fluids
Path line
the actual path traveled by an individual fluid particle
over some time period.
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CamScanner 73s &sucallStreak line
Streak line consists of all particles in a flow that
have previously passed through a common point.
Streak lines are more of a Wl
laboratory tool than an analytical 4-10 Streaklines
tool, They can be obtained by
_ taking instantaneous photographs
_ of marked particles that all passed
through a given location in the
flow field at some earlier time.
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consists of a bundle of streamlines much like a
communications cable consists of a bundle of fiber-
optic cables. Since streamlines are everywhere parallel
to the local velocity, fluid cannot cross a streamline by
definition.
CamScannier 2 lise &sucallTypes of Flow
Uniform and Non-Uniform Flow
Steady and Unsteady flow
One- Tow, and Three dimensional flow
Comprisable and Jn-Comprisable flow
Viscous and In-Viscous flow
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CamScanner + \Js &susalTypes of Flow
Uniform and Non-Uniform Flow
Steady and Unsteady flow
One- Tow, and Three dimensional flow
Comprisable and In-Comprisable flow
Viscous and In-Viscous flow
Rotational and Ir-Rotational flow
Gamscanner+s2 sual> Natural (or Unforced) versus Forced Flow
> Internal versus External Flow.Laminar and Turbulent Flow
We can verify the existence of these laminar, transitional, and
turbulent flow regimes by injecting some dye streaks into the
flow in a glass pipe, as the British engineer Osborne Reynolds
(1842-1912) did over a century ago.
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CamScanner Wis Ssusall| Types of Motion or Deformation of Fluid Elements |
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to the streamline, which is given as a,= VR.
> For particles that move along a straight path,
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CamScanner + 2 ssaAcceleration of Fluid Particle
Acceleration is zero in steady flow since
acceleration is the rate of change of velocity with
time
CamScanner 2 Wis SsusallAcceleration of Fluid Particle
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