Environmental engineering

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alpha is usually used to express isothermal compressibility not beta

the explanation is very impressive

Horrible beyond belief, utterly third-rate.

sorry but not at all an explanative , still cant understand how does accn in x direction depends on velocity in y direction

This helped to ease understanding. Thank you.😊

Pahale condition me reaction ka force liya hi nai , aur jo bhi liya he force liya he vo downward hoke negative me Jana chahiye tha ,

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Conceptually it's correct

Na/2 is anti clockwise

Fh is clockwise not anti clockwise

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what is the meaning of T shaft direction (CW) in 2nd question? What should we understand from there if we handle all the things by looking at the water exit directions?

What is the name of the book this from?

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So helpful

well done did the shittest job at explaining

Amazing explanation! Thank you so much

Your writing is so good. Well done. What software/hardware are you using for writing?

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Sir may i know the book you use??

Man, thank you so much for this!

very useful thank you very much professor

I didn't understand how it comes rho+do rho/do rho x (dx).kindly tell me

Effinity law

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What happened about Q???

Thank your very much sir..... It was awesome.... And it helped me a lot....

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OMGG! i was confusing about this topic all the time and i can't truely understand what my lecturers taught..so i started to find out with internet and again i couldn't find the right solution to solve my problem but finally i found this video and now i completely get what this really means yayyyyy

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Hi! Same definition of characteristic lenght applies to the calculation of the Peclet number? Thanks!

sir i have one doubt, while deriving the bernoulli's eqn we used workdone which is F*D , where F is replaced by pressure * area , this is the pressure which comes in final equation. then how come this pressure is different and hydrostatic pressure is different ?..............in bernoulli's eqn pressure acting on pipe wall is not considered, then how you use that to explain??

Or you could just say it as pressure in the fluid and pressure exerted by the fluid 😉

The formula of corilios force Fc = -2m(angular velocity cross product velocity measured in rotating frame) . Now if i find the direction of corilios force by right hand rule , i am getting all the direction in opposite direction of yours . Request you explain the same.

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Thank you sir... can you do videos on solving problems on Navier Stokes too please?? Im struggling with that

Your preparation doesn't match

How about butane? I can't find any solution on how butane was named R-600. Thanks

This was helpful. Thanks mate.

Best explained.

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This is all assuming you have adequate flow rate to keep the cavity full of fluid at all times? E.g. doesnt this break down when you go from a cross section to a relatively absurd cross section. For example when fluid leaves a hose into the environment. The pressure clearly does not increase, yes?

Presentation is not so fascinating but this topic is really helpful.I was searching for this topic and found your video. Subscribed.

watched a lot of videos out there to clear my doubts but this video clealred all my doubts and thankyou mate for wonderful explanation.