Fluid Mechanics Through Problems

by R.J. Garde

A concise introduction to the theory of fluid mechanics. Comprises a large number of graded, solved problems illustrating a wide variety of applications, accompanied by unanswered descriptive questions. Each chapter presents the necessary theory and techniques--supported by equations, charts, and graphs--followed by illustrative examples and 30 to 40 problems covering a wide range of practical applications of fluid mechanics.

660 pages, Hardcover

First published June 21, 1989

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