M.Tech in Process Modeling and Simulation. Research scholar @ IIT BHU, and a teacher by heart, ranked 304 in Gate 2018, a badminton freak.

Anuj Chaturvedi

This course is in continuation of the Fluid Mechanics series. Part3 will discuss the flow through pipes,  losses,  piping networks,  pumps,  their selection.  
Flow measuring devices such as venturimeter,  orifice meter,  pitot tubes,  pumps,  valves,  pump selection,  pump scaling laws,  a bit introductionto drag coefficients, flow over a flat plate.

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Basic overview of the course has been given with the summary of Part 1 and Part 2.

Course Overview

General terminologies as average velocity and hydraulic diameter have been discussed.

Average Velocity and Hydraulic Diameter

Mathematical derivation of the velocity profile for laminar flow in a pipe has been discussed.

Laminar Flow in a Pipe

Hagen Poiseuille's equation for laminar flow is used to relate pressure difference with average velocity.

Hagen Poiseuille’s Equation

One of the major loss that happens is due to frictional head and this must be taken care of using frictional factors.

Friction Factors

Darcy and fanning friction factors have been discussed with the evaluation of frictional head loss.

Head Losses

Contraction and Expansion losses have been discussed.

Minor Losses due to Friction

Some important GATE problems from the year 2000-2001 have been discussed.

Tutorial 1

This session contains some GATE previous years problems with detailed solution.

Tutorial 2

Two very important problems based on the application of Bernoulli's equation have been discussed.

Tutorial 3

Few GATE previous years problems based on pressure-volumetric flow relation have been discussed here.

Tutorial 4

Some more GATE previous years problems based on Bernoulli's Equation have been discussed.

Tutorial 5

Some GATE problems on the topics covered have been discussed.

Tutorial 6

Some Gate previous years questions have been discussed.

Tutorial 7

Every detail of Venturimeter have been discussed with its different characteristics.

Venturimeter

Some basic fundamentals of orificemeter have been discussed.

Orificemeter Part 1

The types of orifice plates and the fundamental equation of orificemeter has been discussed.

Orificemeter Part 2

Pitot Tube is used to measure the static pressure at a particular point in a flow stream in a pipe.

Pitot Tube

(Hindi) Part 3: Fluid Mechanics for GATE-2019

I am an M.Tech student of NIT TRICHY. I have done B.Tech in Chemical Engineering.GATE 2018 rank 704.

Vidhi Shah

This course talks about the understanding fluid in flow.
Topics covered are types of fluid flow, field, rheology, continuity equation, velocity field, stream function, velocity potential, streamline, pathline, streakline and a lot of PYQs

Fluid Flow - GATE(Chemical)

(Hindi) Fluid Flow - GATE

This course explains topics like friction factor, laminar flow, turbulent flow, Hagen Poisuille Equation, Velocity Profile, Shear Stress Profile and other small topics linked to flow through a pipe.
All topics are explained in detail with PYQs.

Flow Through Pipes: GATE (Chemical)

(Hindi) Flow Through Pipes

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Devendra Poonia

The course covers GATE Previous Year Question Papers solution on fluid Mechanics subject with explanation.

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18 lessons • 3h 28m

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Course Overview

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Average Velocity and Hydraulic Diameter

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Laminar Flow in a Pipe

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Hagen Poiseuille’s Equation

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Friction Factors

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Head Losses

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Minor Losses due to Friction

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Tutorial 1

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Tutorial 2

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