Darcy weisbach equation derivation || fluid mechanics ||

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may god bless U and be happy 100 years teaching like this only

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Good Madum but in friction.... There is one correction that( pie.d.l.....)means wetted surface area.... Thanq really helpful.....

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Superb explanation

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Helpful video really mam

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[@tracysara6754]

Still confused on friction factor and coefficient of friction

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though the language am not getting it. but thanks

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Explanation good

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[@Pradeep-ri6dc]

In last step 4÷2 =2 not 1/2

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[@spectrum_gaming9382]

Madam. Since we have two pressure heads P1 and P2 so then why don't we have frictional forces F1 and F2

[@harleylord2752]

Bro friction is same with surface

[@vickyvk8876]

Friction is always acts opposite to the flow of the fluid.....

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Thank you mam

[@Sam-du5fb]

May I ask why f'/p = f/2?

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She tell know it's constant

[@diliptamata3034]

Mam we can cancel out 4/2 so i.e answer will 2flv^2/gd ❤️

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Dhanyavaad

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Perfect!

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Got the concept :)))

[@mujahidshaikh7]

in last line some mistake may be please you see and do correct this
i do not understand last line how came in the position put f=f'

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mam why pressure p2 is opposite to flow

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How does row turns into 2 in the last step

[@prateekparbat]

Its actually rho(density)

[@vickyvk8876]

Same doubt

[@vickyvk8876]

@@prateekparbat no its 2 only... if it is rho where is that 4

[@booraraghavendralokesh2373]

@@vickyvk8876 f'/rho =f/2 ....so in the place of f'/rho we have taken f/2

[@booraraghavendralokesh2373]

@@vickyvk8876 and 4 is came from p/A =πd/π/4 d square ....so numerator d and dinominator d gets cancel and π also gets cancel in both numerator and dinominator....and we get 4/d

[@SandeepYadav-bj1zl]

Madam why u take P2 as negative

[@vinayakhuracan5182]

Velocity at inlet is high (low pressure), as moving on through the pipe velocity decreases due to friction so at outlet velocity is relatively low to inlet (high pressure), always pressure flows from high to low ( fancy term:back flow)

[@vijay-sg3bb]

It is in opposite direction

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Madam chaala speed ga cheppukoni velthunnaru we can't catch your speed pls tell slowly other your way of teaching was good👍👍

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Other wise

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Boundary layer chapter

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10:12

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what are the minor losses mam

[@g.oku.l._]

Like losses in elbow , bend ,sudden expansion in pipe or sudden contraction and also in valves

[@kazimd.mehedihasan399]

never hf=(4fLV2/2gd) It is hf=(4fLV2/8gd)

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jo samjana nhi aaya bahut jldi skip kiya (f/2)

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