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one-dimensional flow

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one-dimensional flow [′wən di‚men·chən·əl ′flō]
(fluid mechanics)
Fluid flow in which all flow is parallel to some straight line, and characteristics of flow do not change in moving perpendicular to this line.


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The author uses worked examples, exercises and analysis techniques to cover such topics as thrust calculations on production aircraft engines, compressible one-dimensional flows and the basics of combustion thermodynamics.
Closed-form sheeting die design equations have been derived assuming one-dimensional flow of isothermal Newtonian and power-law fluids in the manifold and land regions of a sheeting die [1-5].
Mascarenhas (Computational Hydraulics Laboratory, Rio de Janeiro) begins with the main concepts of the subject, including equations for unsteady flows, solution methods and models for one-dimensional flows, engineering and theoretical aspects and case studies for natural floods and dam-break floods.
 
 
 
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