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    Advanced Fluid Mechanics Mechanical Engineering MIT OpenCourseWare Subscribe to the OCW Newsletter Help Contact Us Find Courses About Donate Featured Sites. A jet of liquid is unstable because of surface tension and usually breaks into small droplets. The addition of minute quantities of polymeric molecules provides an additive elastic stress which stabilizes the liquid column.

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    Advanced Fluid Mechanics Mechanical Engineering MIT OpenCourseWare Subscribe to the OCW Newsletter Help Contact Us Find Courses About Donate Featured Sites. A jet of liquid is unstable because of surface tension and usually breaks into small droplets. The addition of minute quantities of polymeric molecules provides an additive elastic stress which stabilizes the liquid column.

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    Advanced Fluid Mechanics Mechanical Engineering MIT OpenCourseWare Subscribe to the OCW Newsletter Help Contact Us Find Courses About Donate Featured Sites. A jet of liquid is unstable because of surface tension and usually breaks into small droplets. The addition of minute quantities of polymeric molecules provides an additive elastic stress which stabilizes the liquid column.

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    Advanced Fluid Mechanics


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    COURSE HOME

    Prof.GarethMcKinley

    MITCourseNumber
    2.25

    SYLLABUS

    AsTaughtIn
    Fall2013

    CALENDAR

    Level
    Graduate

    THE CONTINUUM
    VIEWPOINT AND THE
    EQUATIONS OF MOTION

    CITETHISCOURSE

    FLUID STATICS
    INVISCID FLOW AND
    BERNOULLI
    CONTROL VOLUME
    THEOREMS AND
    APPLICATIONS
    EQUATIONS OF VISCOUS
    FLOW
    DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS
    MORE COMPLEX
    VISCOUS-DOMINATED
    FLOWS

    Thisphotosequenceshowsthe"gobblingdroplets"phenomenon.
    Ajetofliquidisunstablebecauseofsurfacetensionandusually
    breaksintosmalldroplets.Theadditionofminutequantitiesof
    polymericmoleculesprovidesanadditiveelasticstresswhich
    stabilizestheliquidcolumn.Inthissituationtheterminaldroplethas
    thetimetogobblemanyofitsincomingneighborsbeforeits
    detachment.(PhotobyJoseBicoandChristianClasen,used
    courtesyofProf.GarethMcKinley.)

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    CourseFeatures
    Assignmentsandsolutions

    Examsandsolutions

    POTENTIAL FLOW
    THEORY

    CourseDescription

    VORTICITY AND
    CIRCULATION

    Thiscourseisasurveyofprincipalconceptsandmethodsoffluiddynamics.Topicsinclude
    massconservation,momentum,andenergyequationsforcontinuaNavierStokesequationfor
    viscousflowssimilarityanddimensionalanalysislubricationtheoryboundarylayersand
    separationcirculationandvorticitytheoremspotentialflowintroductiontoturbulenceliftand
    dragsurfacetensionandsurfacetensiondrivenflows.

    BOUNDARY LAYERS,
    http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mechanicalengineering/225advancedfluidmechanicsfall2013/index.htm

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