February 28, 2014

FLUID MECHANICS , LABORATORY MANUAL

LIST OF EXPERIMENTS 1. To study working and different Parts of HydraulicBench. 2. To Calibrate a Bourdon type Pressure Gauge Using aDead Weight Pressure Gauge Calibrator. 3. To find the theoretical and actualcenter of pressure on partially submerged plane area / surface. 4. To determine the discharge andco-efficient of discharge over a rectangular notch. 5. To determine the discharge andco-efficient of discharge over a triangular notch. 6. To investigate the validity of Bernoulli’s Theorem as applied to the flow of water by Bernoulli’s Theorem demonstration. 7. Flow through Sharp Edged Orifice. 8. To Prepare the Classical Experiment Conducted by Reynolds’s Concerning Flow Conditions. 9. To verify the theoretical expression for the force exerted by Jet striking normally...

FLUID MECHANICS , EXPERIMENT # 6

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FLUID MECHANICS , EXPERIMENT # 5

To determine the discharge and co-efficient of discharge over a triangular notch APPARATUS: Triangular Notch Hook and point gauge Hydraulic bench Stop watch THEORY: 1. Notch: An opening provided in the tank / vessel in which the top edge of the opening lies below the water surface. 2. Orifice: An opening in the tank / vessel in which the top edge lies below the water surface level, both the orifice and notch are used directly for discharge. 3. Weir: A structure, used to dam up a stream or river, over which the water flows, is called a weir. Difference b/w Notch & Weir: Notch is of small size and weir is of a bigger one. Notch is usually made in plate, whereas a weir is usually made of masonry or concrete. 4....

FLUID MECHANICS , EXPERIMENT # 4

To determine the discharge and co-efficient of discharge over a rectangular notch APPARATUS:    Rectangular Notch    Hook and point gauge    Hydraulic bench    Stop watch THEORY: 1. Notch: An opening provided in the tank/vessel in which the top edge of the opening lies below the water surface. 2. Orifice: An opening in the tank/vessel in which the top edge lies below the water surface level, both the orifice and notch are used directly for discharge. 3. Weir: A structure, used to dam up a stream or river, over which the water flows, is called a weir. 4. Difference b/w Notch & Weir:    Notch is of small size and weir is of a bigger one.    Notch is...

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