Prepare a simple drawing for your explanation. 4. What parameters characterize whether a flow is uniform or non-uniform? Steady or unsteady? 5. Draw the difference between laminar and P1 P2 Pi turbulent flows. 6. Consider the figure on the right, which between a and b considers the viscosity of fluid and why? (a) P1=P2 (b) Pi>P2

Prepare a simple drawing for your explanation. 4. What parameters characterize whether a flow is uniform or non-uniform? Steady or unsteady? 5. Draw the difference between laminar and P1 P2 Pi turbulent flows. 6. Consider the figure on the right, which between a and b considers the viscosity of fluid and why? (a) P1=P2 (b) Pi>P2

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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