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Introduction. Conservation of momentum. inertia. pressure/gravity viscous. Flows and force balances. 1. Slow flow in a slot 2. Oscillating slow flow 3. Small-amplitude waves 4. Fast flow away from an object 5. Fast flow near an object. a. inertia ~ pressure/gravity
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Conservation of momentum inertia pressure/gravity viscous
Flows and force balances • 1. Slow flow in a slot • 2. Oscillating slow flow • 3. Small-amplitude waves • 4. Fast flow away from an object • 5. Fast flow near an object • a. inertia ~ pressure/gravity • b. viscous ~ inertia ~ pressure • c. viscous ~ inertia • d. viscous ~ pressure
Viscous flow in a slot or pipe U Flow driven by a moving wall Flow driven by a pressure gradient
Viscous slot flow: extensions Glacier movement Groundwater Flow in the mantle
Viscous slot flow: extensions Particle settling Swimming of organisms Sediment transport
Turbulent flow in a slot or pipe Transition to turbulence “Law of the wall”
Turbulent pipe flow: extensions Open channel flow Glacier movement Municipal hydraulics Flow in vegetated channels
Unsteady viscous flow U U Oscillating plate Impulsively started plate
Unsteady viscous flow: extensions River mixing
Waves Surface waves of small amplitude
Waves: extensions Wave spectra Internal waves Solitary waves
Boundary layers: extensions Gravity currents and salt wedges Biofilms Jets & plumes Diffusive BL in a lake