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FLUIDS IN ENGINEERING Date: 4/22/10 Prepared by: Javier Kienzle, Fellow - GK12 Program Presented at: Columbia High School Supported by: NSF Graduate Teaching.

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1 FLUIDS IN ENGINEERING Date: 4/22/10 Prepared by: Javier Kienzle, Fellow - GK12 Program Presented at: Columbia High School Supported by: NSF Graduate Teaching Fellow in K-12 Education Program Associated Institution: Stevens Institute of Technology - Hoboken, NJ

2 What is a fluid? Simply put…something that flows.  Liquid  Gas  Granular Material

3 Bernoulli’s Equation Constant

4 Bernoulli’s Equation Constant

5 Aerodynamics WING Constant

6 How can we model a fluid? f (P,V,ρ,L,μ) Note: μ is the fluid viscosity (thickness) Consider:

7 Dimensional Analysis Inertial Forces Viscous Forces =

8 Dimensional Analysis

9 Questions Questions or Comments?

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