Dimensional Analysis and Theory of Models

Accordingly body boundary called changed CHAPTER coefficient complete set condition Consequently considered constant corresponding cross section curve defined depends derived determined diameter dimension dimensional analysis dimensional matrix dimensionally homogeneous dimensionless products effects elastic electric Equation example expressed field Figure flow fluid force frequency friction function geometrically similar given gravity heat homogeneous functions homologous independent k₁ K₂ kinematic known length linear liquid load magnetic mass density material means natural obtained occurs pipe plate pressure problem proportional prototype Prove pump rank ratio relationship respect Reynolds rivet rows scale factor set of dimensionless shearing shows single solutions specified speed square stress structure surface surface tension temperature theorem theory tion unit variables vary velocity viscosity wave weight yields