Skip to main content

New answers tagged

0 votes

How to determine air velocity in open ended tube?

This is a pretty difficult problem to predict, and depends on the precise nature of how you open the tube. If it is a truly "sudden" opening, which you would most likely need a bursting ...
RC_23's user avatar
  • 11.2k
-1 votes

Reynolds Transport Theorem in a Non-deforming Control Volume Moving At a constant velocity

Conservation of kinetic energy is the missing equation.
Chet Miller's user avatar
  • 34.5k
0 votes

Hydrostatic equilibrium and fluid velocity

Equilibrium only means that net external force $\sum \vec{F}_{ext} = 0$ on the system. This means that the velocity $\vec{v}$ does not change with time, because there is no acceleration. This does not ...
mindfulamatter's user avatar
1 vote

While crossing a river should we cross it at wider regions or narrower region?

In general, it is safer to cross a river in wider, shallower regions of a river (see guides from, for example, US Fish and Wildlife, Bushwalking Victoria or New Zealand's Wilderness Magazine), though ...
timuzhti's user avatar
  • 125
2 votes

While crossing a river should we cross it at wider regions or narrower region?

Presumably you mean crossing a river by foot. I have done this many times so here is an answer from the practical point of view: I always chose the widest shallowest region I could find. You want the ...
Karel's user avatar
  • 186

Top 50 recent answers are included