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The chapter discusses the application of Bernoulli's equation in fluid mechanics, emphasizing its assumptions and limitations. It highlights the importance of visualizing fluid motion using streamlines and understanding energy conservation in relation to fluid dynamics. Key applications and common errors associated with using Bernoulli's equation are also addressed.
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Term: Bernoulli's Equation
Definition: A principle that establishes a relationship between the pressure, velocity, and height in fluid flow.
Term: Streamlines
Definition: Imaginary lines that represent the flow of fluid, helping visualize the motion and forces in a fluid system.
Term: Virtual Fluid Balls
Definition: A conceptual tool for understanding fluid dynamics by visualizing the motion of hypothetical balls representing fluid elements.
Term: Coefficient of Discharge (Cd)
Definition: A dimensionless number used to characterize the discharge behavior of a fluid through an orifice, accounting for energy losses.