Fluid Mechanics studies the laws of motion of fluids and their processes of interaction with solid bodies. Fluid Mechanics is a mixture of theory and experimentation derived from the research of hydraulic engineers, and also from the reflection of mathematicians and physicists, who address problems from an analytical approach.
The fundamental characteristic of fluids is the so-called fluidity. A fluid changes shape continuously when subjected to stress, i.e. a fluid is not capable of withstanding a shear stress without moving during any interval of time. Some liquids will move more slowly than others, but under a shear stress they will always move.
Fluid mechanics is fundamental in fields as diverse as aeronautics, chemical, civil and industrial engineering, meteorology, shipbuilding and oceanography.
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- Fundamentals Of Fluid Mechanics
- Hydraulic Machines
- Hydraulics Channel