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Module 2 - Fluid Machinery

1. The document provides an overview of Module 2 which discusses the basic principles of fluid machinery. 2. It outlines the learning objectives which include defining fluid properties, determining fluid flow types, deriving head calculations, and solving fluid flow problems. 3. The topic outline covers properties of fluid, types of flow, energy principles, and example problems.

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Module 2 - Fluid Machinery

1. The document provides an overview of Module 2 which discusses the basic principles of fluid machinery. 2. It outlines the learning objectives which include defining fluid properties, determining fluid flow types, deriving head calculations, and solving fluid flow problems. 3. The topic outline covers properties of fluid, types of flow, energy principles, and example problems.

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1.The weight of a body is 100lb.

Determine a) its
Fluid Machinery
Module 2 – Continuation Principles of Fluid weight in newtons, b) its mass in kilogram, and c)
Flow the rate of acceleration (ft/s 2) and (m/s2) if a net
force of 50 lbs. is applied to the body.

LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
After studying this module, you should be able to:

1. Define the basic properties of fluid;


2. Determine the types of flow of fluid using
the Reynolds number;
3. Derive the three forms of head of fluid and
the total dynamic head (TDH) or external
head of pumps using Bernoulli’s Equation;
4. Determine the total dynamic head of a
pump; and
5. Solve problems involving the principles of
fluid flow.

TOPIC
OUTLINE
1. Properties of Fluid

OVERVIEW

Module 2 serves as a brief discussion about the


basic principles of Fluid Machinery. It gives us an
overview to the properties of fluids. This module is
good for 3 hours lecture.

ACTIVATING
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE

Module 1 – Introduction to Engineering Economics | Page 1 of 5


1.1 PROPERTIES OF
FLUID

Example: Determine the percentage in the volume of


water if its pressure is increased by 30 000 psi.

Module 1 – Introduction to Engineering Economics | Page 2 of 5


Example:

Using Helmholtz equation, determine the viscosity of


water in poise and slug/ft-s for the temperature of
15.55oC. If the density of water at this temperature is
1 gm/cm3 determine the kinetic viscosity in both
units.

Module 1 – Introduction to Engineering Economics | Page 3 of 5


Using Grindley and Gibson’s equation,
determine the viscosity of air for 60oF. Specific
weight of air is 0.0765 lb/ft3. Find the kinematic
viscosity for both units.
Example:

REFERENCES

Module 1 – Introduction to Engineering Economics | Page 4 of 5


Jose R. Francisco. Fluid Machinery

Prepared by:

ENGR. MARK RENBEL V. PARAN


Faculty, College of Engineering and Architecture

Module 1 – Introduction to Engineering Economics | Page 5 of 5

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