Hydraulics Field Manual and Training |
Hydraulics is the science of transmitting force and/or motion through the medium of a confined liquid. In a hydraulic device, power is transmitted by pushing on a confined liquid. |
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Applied Fluid Mechanics Lab Manual |
Basic knowledge about fluid mechanics is required in various areas of water resources engineering such as designing hydraulic structures and turbomachinery. The applied fluid mechanics laboratory course is designed to enhance civil engineering students’ understanding and knowledge of experimental methods and the basic principle of fluid mechanics and apply those concepts in practice. |
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Flow Induced Vibration of Thermowells |
The ASME Power Test Code, currently establishes the design criteria for thermowells in steam service and is widely used as the starting point for many thermowell designs. |
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Vacuum Technology and Space Simulation |
When scientists first became interested in vacuum-level measurements, a value of 28 or 29 mm Hg below atmospheric pressure was considered a respectable vacuum. |
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Fluid Mechanics, Course in Theoretical Physics |
The nature of the book is largely determined by the fact that it describes fluid mechanics as a branch of theoretical physics, and it is therefore markedly different from other textbooks on the same subject. We have tried to develop as fully as possible all matters of physical interest, and to do so in such a way as to give the clearest possible picture of the phenomena and their interrelation. |
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Irrotional Flow of Frictionless Fluids , Mostly of Invariable Density |
This report is a wide-ranging account of the fundamentals of the potential flow of frictionless fluids, and its value is greatly enhanced by the large number of actual examples included in the text. It will be of great value both to the practicing engineer concerned with fluid flows. |
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Fluids and Hydraulics Engineering and Design Handbook |
Fluids and Hydraulics Engineering and Design Handbook, General, Basics of Fluids and Hydraulics,Power Transmission Equipment, Fluid Properties, Significance, and Test Methods, Types of Hydraulics Fluids, Additives, Storage and Handling |
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