≈ Fluidi
Idrostatica e idrodinamica dei fluidi ideali: leggi di Pascal, Stevino, Archimede, Bernoulli e applicazioni.
Complete Theory
Worked Examples
Example 1Venturi tube — flow rate measurement
Example 2Torricelli's theorem — jet range
Exercises with Solutions
Exercise 1Bernoulli with elevationHard
📋 Problem to solve
Water flows in a horizontal conduit that then rises to m. In section 1 (elevation ): cm², Pa, m/s. In section 2: cm², m. Find and (water density kg/m³).
📌 Given data
A_1=50 cm² (section 1)P_1=2×10⁵ Pa (pressure at 1)v_1=1.5 m/s (velocity at 1)A_2=20 cm², z_2=3 m (section 2 and elevation)ρ=1000 kg/m³ (water)
Exercise 2Tank drainingVery Hard
📋 Problem to solve
A cylindrical tank of diameter m has a hole of diameter cm located at m from the bottom. The initial water level is m from the bottom. (a) Calculate the drain time. (b) Determine the initial jet range (consider the hole on the side, at m from the ground).
📌 Given data
D=2 m (tank diameter)d=0.04 m (hole diameter)z_hole=0.5 m (hole height from ground)H_0=4 m (initial water level)
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Integrative Problems
Problems combining all chapters — exam levelProblem 1The Dam, the Hydraulic Conduit, and the Water JetEXTREME
A dam holds back an artificial lake. The water () reaches a height above the lowest point of the dam. The wall is wide.
At from the bottom there is a valve connected to a conduit that transitions from cross-section to a constriction (Venturi tube), then widens again and terminates at with a nozzle of area .
At from the bottom there is a valve connected to a conduit that transitions from cross-section to a constriction (Venturi tube), then widens again and terminates at with a nozzle of area .
📌 Problem data
H = 30\,\mathrm{m}\;(\text{lake depth})\rho = 1000\,\mathrm{kg/m^3}W = 50\,\mathrm{m}\;(\text{dam width})h_1 = 5\,\mathrm{m}\;(\text{valve elevation})A_1 = 0.20\,\mathrm{m^2},\; A_2 = 0.05\,\mathrm{m^2},\; A_3 = 0.03\,\mathrm{m^2}h_2 = 15\,\mathrm{m}\;(\text{nozzle elevation})
(a)Hydrostatics — Stevin + Total Force(b)Hydrostatics + Torricelli(c)Fluid Dynamics — Bernoulli + Venturi(d)Bernoulli with Elevation — Nozzle at Height(e)Hydraulic Power — Archimedes + Work
