Performance Analysis of Continuity Equation and Its Applications

  • Md. Towhiduzzaman 


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Submitted Nov 19, 2016
Published Nov 27, 2016
10.24018/ejeng.2016.1.5.201

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This study has been focused on the Continuity Equation and its applications. A continuity equation illustrates the conveyances of some quantity. Principally, it is uncomplicated as well as powerful when applied to a conserved quantity.  Contrarily, it can be generalized to apply to any extensive capacity. In this respect, firstly, it has been analyzed on the Basic Hydrodynamics and the Continuity Equations. It has also been demonstrated on the applications of Continuity Equation in which one can find out the different continuities for different areas of taps at different heights. Besides, there is a comparison also on the Theoretical Flow Rate and Experimental Flow Rate of fluid under the sluice gate by using Continuity Equation and Bernoulli Equation. So, it can be experimented here on the Theoretical Flow Rate and Experimental Flow Rate to make a good agreement on the subject matters.

Keywords: fluids continuity equation flow rate.

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