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    Fluid mechanics covers the study of both static and flowing fluids. Static fluid mechanics includes pressure at points and pressure fields as well as forces on submerged objects. Flowing fluid mechanics includes the description of velocity fields and how they change over time without considering driving forces. It also covers Lagrangian and Eulerian coordinates as well as streamlines, streaklines, and pathlines. Dynamic fluid mechanics describes velocity fields and changes over time while considering driving forces based on Newton's second law. It takes into account both normal and shear stresses as well as the relationship between shear stresses and the rate of deformation. Fluid mechanics also considers different types of flows from laminar to turbulent as well as Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids.

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    Fluid mechanics covers the study of both static and flowing fluids. Static fluid mechanics includes pressure at points and pressure fields as well as forces on submerged objects. Flowing fluid mechanics includes the description of velocity fields and how they change over time without considering driving forces. It also covers Lagrangian and Eulerian coordinates as well as streamlines, streaklines, and pathlines. Dynamic fluid mechanics describes velocity fields and changes over time while considering driving forces based on Newton's second law. It takes into account both normal and shear stresses as well as the relationship between shear stresses and the rate of deformation. Fluid mechanics also considers different types of flows from laminar to turbulent as well as Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids.

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    Fluid Mechanics

    Quiesce
    nt
    Statics
    Topics:
    P at a
    point
    P field
    Forces
    on
    subme
    rged
    object

    Flowing
    Kinemati
    cs
    Description of
    Velocity filed &
    its variation
    with time. No
    regard to
    Topics:
    driving
    forces
    Eulerian
    vs.
    Lagrangia
    n
    coordinate
    s
    Streamline
    ;
    streakline;
    pathline

    Internal, e.g. pipe


    flow
    External, e.g.
    submarine

    Dynamic
    s

    Body forces: e.g. gravity;


    magnetic; electrical,
    centrifugal; etc.

    Description of velocity filed


    & variation with time in light
    of driving forces (Newtons
    Surface forces: Normal
    nd
    (pressure) and Shear
    2 Law applied to control
    stresses
    volume)
    Ideal Inviscid
    Real fluid flow.
    Fluid. Only
    Considers both normal &
    normal stresses
    shear stresses
    considered. No
    Requires a relation
    regard to shear
    between shear stresses
    stresses
    Topics:
    Changes in the
    form of energy
    between Pe; KE
    and Flow work
    Average velocity
    of flow away
    from surfaces

    and rate of deformation


    (constitutive equation)

    NonNewtonian
    Rheology

    Newtonia
    n

    Laminar

    Turbule
    nt

    Laminar

    Turbule
    nt

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