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Q: What is the objective of elemental analysis?

A: Elemental analysis is a process where a sample is analyzed for its elemental and sometimes isotopic…

Q: Fluid Mechanics

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Q: need a long explanation with details like a project on “concrete production equipment”

A: Solution: Concrete production Equipment are very essential for the construction. When there is a…

Q: Explain Henry's law.

A: Brief concept introduction- Henry's Law- It states that "The mass of a gas dissolved per unit volume…

Q: Fluid mechanics

A: Given data : Diameter at A (dA)=50 mmDiameter at B (dB)=75 mmVelocity at A (VA)=100 m/sIn this…

Q: Give three examples of a material’s mechanical properties.

A: Mechanical properties of material: Strength. Malleability. Ductility. Creep and Slip Toughness.…

Q: Why is it important to consider the structure of a material while designing and fabricating…

A: Material selection can affects the cost, size, strength, weight, fabrication and assembly of the…

Q: How is Coriolis force created?

A: The Coriolis force is a fictitious or inertial force that acts on moving objects within a frame of…

Q: What do we call as the difference between the value and the measured value of a quantity?

A: Mistake :  If the error happened due to human error then it is called a mistake. Probable error: it…

Q: Darcy friction factor ?

A: Given data, Water pipe diameter, d= 15 cmVelocity,v= 0.1 m/sKinematic viscosity,μ= 10-5…

Q: What is a Vapor pressure?

A: Vapor pressure is a term related with evaporation of liquid. Vapour pressure of liquid solution is…

Q: topic: mechanics of deformable bodies

A: Given : A rigid beam ABC two wire BD and CE supports ABC displacement of C = 29.112 mm Required :…

Q: Explain the physical meaning of the terms absolute pressure and gauge pressure

A: Given data in question  Absolute and guage pressures  To be discussed  Physical meaning of Absolute…

Q: What is the relationship between absolute pressure and gauge pressure?

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Q: How are gases and vapors different?

A: Gas : When a substance exits in the gaseous state under ordinary conditions that is, at room…

Q: What do you mean by terms " molecular diffusion" and " phase bulk motion "?

A: Molecular Diffusion:

Q: 3. Are density, temperature, and Air pressure related? Explain.

A: Answer Air density is also known as atmospheric density. The Air density is denoted by the ρ.Air…

Q: How is unit weight expressed in traditional units?

A: Unit weight is the ratio of weight per unit volume of a material. It's units depends on the…

Q: Geotech civil engineering

A: Given data : Saturated unit weight (γSat)=18 KN/m3Unit weight of water (γW)=9.8 KN/m3Depth (h)=5 m

Q: What is rigid body equilibrium?

A: For the equilibrium of the body at a point is when the vector sum of the force is equal to zero and…

Q: What do you mean by Eddy in the atmosphere?

A: Answer:- Eddy: Small eddies takes place in day time in earths atmosphere, when surface air is heat…

Q: fluid mechanics?

A: To find : Which method will be used exclusively in fluid mechanics.  Given option : a) Eulerian…

Q: which macroscopic characteristics differentiate solids, liquid, and gases?

A: The macroscopic properties are those properties in which the changes can be seen through the naked…

Q: How did you solve Ag?

A: Ag represents the gross area of given section. This is standard section. So size value of Ag can…

Q: Explain the difference between nominal and actual size.

A: Nominal measurements- The “nominal” size of a piece of lumber is typically what’s referred to by the…

Q: Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogeneous? Show your proof.

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Q: What are mass or weight properties?

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Q: What is the limitations of molecular mechanics method?

A: Answer :- The limitations of molecular mechanics method . Molecular mechanics parameters are…

Q: What is the fundamental dimension of the following quantities? (Whole numbers

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Q: How is plastic made

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Q: 4. What is the difference between dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity with the law? 5. What is…

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Q: Explain what is meant by modulus of elasticity and modulus of rigidity.

A: Given : Modulus of elasticity (E) Modulus of rigidity (G)

Q: “Geology' and 'Engineering Geology

A: The study of science related to earth dealing with the rocks, solid Earth and its composition and…

Q: Explain what is meant by modulus of elasticity of a material.

A: Stress:- Stress is the force of resistance per unit area provided by a body against deformation.…

Q: Application of Empirical formulas?

A: The simplest notation of chemical formula is known as empirical formula.The chemical formula which…

Q: What is civil Engineering?

A: Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction…

Q: Civil engineering is nice, right?

A: Civil engineers are responsible for the world's most inspiring buildings, bridges and roads, as well…

Q: why tension

A: Answer  We can observe that there are three forces acting on each car of subway train, they are…

Q: describe the differences between internal forces and external forces

A: External forces are those forces which are caused by external agent outside of the system. Internal…

Q: What is the difference between a component and a system?

A: Components make up every designed product. A system is a grouping of pieces or components that work…

Q: What are its absolute and kinematic viscosities in SI units?

A: Given : Absolute viscosity = 3.2×10-4 lb-sec/ft2 Weight                  = 56 lb/ft3

Q: The application of fluid mechanics theories involved in the system. How to reduce the energy losses…

A: The important fluid mechanics theories are  i. Continuity equation ii. Momentum equation iii.…

Q: What is camber

A: Camber can be defined as an angle made by the vertical axis of the wheel of a vehicle with the…

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