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Fluid FlowThomas Rodgers2013 ContentsList of FiguresiiiNomenclaturev1 Introduction to Fluid .. is a Fluid ? .. Mechanics .. Flow in Chemical Engineering Applications .. of Fluids ..62 .. of Pressure with Position in a Fluid at Rest .. Principle .. s Principle .. Measurement Devices .. Barometer .. Bourdon Gauge .. Heads ..233 Flow Dynamics Ideal .. Regimes and Reynolds Number .. Balance in a Pipe .. and Streamtubes .. Continuity Equation .. Balance .. Energy .. Energy .. Energy .. Losses .. s Equation.

its original position. (A viscoelastic material is in between – it will flow to some extent on application of a shear force, and will bounce back to some extent, but not completely, on removal of the applied force. Blu-tack and bread doughs are both examples of viscoelastic materials.)

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