- conditions at any point do not - variable conditions with change through time respect to time
4. Uniform Flow 4. Non-uniform Flow
- conditions at every point are - variable conditions with the same for any given instant respect to distance - changes in cross-section
5. Laminar Flow 5. Turbulent Flow
- particles move along smooth - random motion paths or layers - change in momentum - governed by Newton's Law - involves losses of viscosity
6. Gravity Flow 6. Pressure Flow
- difference in height - difference in pressure
Streamline - an imaginary continuis line drawn through the fluid to indicate the direction of motion.
Motion of fluid particles are subject to the following:
1. Law of Conservation of Mass - mass can neither be created nor destroyed.
2. Law of Momentum Conservation
- time rate of change of momentum of a system of particles is equal to the sum of externally applied forces 3. Law of Conservation of Energy - time rate of change of total energy of a system of particles is equal to the rate of addition of heat to the system less the rate of work done by the system.