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1. Lecture - 13

1. Lecture - 13

Fluid Mechanics explores the principles of fluid statics by solving practical problems relevant for competitive exams like GATE and Engineering Services. The chapter highlights the hydrostatic bench experiment, introduces various formulas for calculating forces and pressures in static fluids, and illustrates these concepts through detailed problem-solving. Important calculations include determining forces on gates, analyzing buoyancy, and understanding manometer functionalities.

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  1. 1
    Fluid Mechanics

    This section covers fluid statics applications and problem-solving...

  2. 1.1.1
    Lecture - 13

    This section focuses on practical applications of fluid statics through the...

  3. 1.1.2
    Fluid Statics Applications: Example Problems

    This section covers various practical problems in fluid statics, emphasizing...

  4. 1.2
    Introduction To Hydrostatic Bench Experiment

    This section covers the fundamentals of the hydrostatic bench experiment...

  5. 1.2.1
    Experimental Setup Description

    This section describes the setup for the hydrostatic bench experiment used...

  6. 1.2.2
    Basic Hydrostatic Concepts

    This section introduces fundamental concepts in hydrostatics, including...

  7. 1.3
    Formulas And Derivations

    This section focuses on key formulas and derivations pertaining to fluid...

  8. 1.3.1
    Newton's Law Of Viscosity

    Newton's Law of Viscosity describes the relationship between shear stress...

  9. 1.3.2
    Capillarity Height

    The section discusses capillarity height, focusing on its derivation and...

  10. 1.3.3
    Surface Tension

    This section explores the concept of surface tension, its definition,...

  11. 1.4
    Problem Solving

    This section focuses on problem-solving techniques in fluid statics,...

  12. 1.4.1
    Square Gate Problem

    The Square Gate Problem involves calculating the force required to maintain...

  13. 1.4.2
    Flow Classification

    In this section, we explore the classification of fluid flow, focusing on...

  14. 1.4.3
    Pressure Distribution Description

    This section discusses the principles of pressure distribution in static...

  15. 1.5
    Further Problem Examples

    This section provides additional problem examples related to fluid statics,...

  16. 1.5.1
    Gate Question - Semi-Cylindrical Gate

    This section discusses the analysis and problem-solving techniques related...

  17. 1.5.2
    Hinge Moment Calculation

    This section deals with the calculation of hinge moments in fluid mechanics,...

  18. 1.5.3
    Object Submerged In Fluid

    This section discusses the principles of hydrostatics applied to objects...

  19. 1.5.4
    Manometer Problems

    This section covers the fundamentals of manometer problems, including...

  20. 1.6
    Capillarity And Surface Tension

    This section discusses the principles of capillarity and surface tension in...

  21. 1.6.1
    Capillary Rise In Annular Tubes

    This section discusses the principles of capillary action in annular tubes,...

What we have learnt

  • Hydrostatic pressure varies linearly with depth in static fluids.
  • The net force exerted by a fluid can be computed using pressure distribution diagrams.
  • Surface tension and capillarity impact fluid behavior in narrow tubes.

Key Concepts

-- Newton's Law of Viscosity
Establishes the relationship between shear stress and the velocity gradient in fluids.
-- Hydrostatic Pressure
The pressure in a fluid at rest increases linearly with depth based on the fluid density and gravitational acceleration.
-- Manometer
An instrument used to measure the pressure of a gas or liquid, utilizing the height of a fluid column.

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