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Velocity of Jet in Hydraulics and Waterworks Formulas
Velocity of Jet can be described as the movement of the plate in meters per second. And is denoted by v. Velocity of Jet is usually measured using the Meter per Second for Speed. Note that the value of Velocity of Jet is always negative.
Formulas to find Velocity of Jet in Hydraulics and Waterworks
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Velocity given Angular Momentum at Outlet
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f
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Velocity at Point given Efficiency of System
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f
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Velocity at Outlet given Torque by Fluid
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f
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Velocity at Outlet given Work Done on Wheel
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f
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Velocity at Outlet given Power Delivered to Wheel
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f
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Velocity at Outlet given Work Done if Jet leaves in Motion of Wheel
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f
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Velocity of jet for mass of fluid striking plate
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f
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Velocity of jet given dynamic thrust exerted by jet on plate
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f
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Velocity of jet for dynamic thrust exerted by jet on plate
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f
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Velocity of Jet given Normal Thrust Parallel to Direction of Jet
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f
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Velocity of Jet given Normal Thrust Normal to Direction of Jet
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f
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Velocity of Vane for given Mass of Fluid
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f
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Velocity of Vane given Exerted Force by Jet
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f
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Velocity at Inlet for Mass of Fluid Striking Vane per Second
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Hydraulics and Waterworks formulas that make use of Velocity of Jet
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Angular Momentum at Outlet
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f
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Torque Exerted by Fluid
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f
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Radius at Inlet with Known Torque by Fluid
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f
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Radius at Outlet for Torque Exerted by Fluid
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f
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Angular Velocity for Work Done on Wheel per Second
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f
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Radius at Inlet for Work Done on Wheel per Second
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f
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Radius at Outlet for Work Done on Wheel per Second
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f
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Power Delivered to Wheel
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f
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Initial Velocity given Power Delivered to Wheel
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f
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Initial Velocity for Work Done if Jet leaves in Motion of Wheel
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f
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Velocity for Work Done if there is no Loss of Energy
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f
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Efficiency of System
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f
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Velocity given Efficiency of System
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f
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Weight of Fluid given Angular Momentum at Outlet
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f
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Weight of Fluid for Work Done on Wheel per Second
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f
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Weight of Fluid given Power Delivered to Wheel
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f
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Weight of Fluid given Work Done if Jet leaves in Motion of Wheel
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f
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Weight of Fluid for Work Done if there is no loss of Energy
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f
x
Velocity at Inlet given Torque by Fluid
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f
x
Velocity at Inlet given Work Done on Wheel
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f
x
Tangential Momentum of Fluid Striking Vanes at Outlet
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f
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Work Done on Wheel per Second
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f
x
Work Done if Jet leaves in Direction as that of Motion of Wheel
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f
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Work Done if there is no Loss of Energy
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f
x
Radius of Wheel for Tangential Velocity at Inlet Tip of Vane
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f
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Dynamic Thrust Exerted on Plate by Jet
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f
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Absolute Velocity given Thrust Exerted by Jet on Plate
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f
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Work Done by Jet on Plate per Second
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f
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Efficiency of Wheel
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f
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Cross Sectional Area given Mass of Fluid Striking Plate
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f
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Cross Sectional Area given Dynamic Thrust Exerted by Jet on Plate
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f
x
Cross Sectional Area given Work Done by Jet on Plate per Second
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f
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Dynamic Thrust Exerted by Jet on Plate
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f
x
Normal Thrust Parallel to Direction of Jet
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f
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Normal Thrust Normal to Direction of Jet
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f
x
Cross Section Area for Mass of Fluid Striking Plate
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f
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Cross Sectional Area for given Normal Thrust Normal to Direction of Jet
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f
x
Absolute Velocity for Mass of Fluid Striking Plate
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f
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Absolute velocity for dynamic thrust exerted by jet on plate
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f
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Absolute Velocity for given Normal Thrust Parallel to Direction of Jet
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f
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Absolute Velocity for given Normal Thrust Normal to Direction of Jet
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f
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Mass of Fluid Striking Vane per Seconds
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f
x
Absolute Velocity for Mass of Fluid Striking Vane per Second
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f
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Absolute Velocity for Force Exerted by Jet in Direction of Flow of Incoming Jet
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f
x
Work Done by Jet on Vane per Second
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f
x
Efficiency of Jet
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f
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Force Exerted by Jet in Direction of Flow of Incoming Jet with angle at 90
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f
x
Force Exerted by Jet in Direction of Flow of Incoming Jet with angle zero
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f
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Force Exerted by Jet in direction of Flow of Jet
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f
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Force Exerted by jet with relative velocity
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f
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Area of Cross Section for Mass of Fluid Striking moving Vane per Second
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f
x
Area of Cross Section for work done by Jet on vane per second
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f
x
Area of Cross Section for Force Exerted by Jet in Direction of Flow
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f
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Area of Cross Section for Force Exerted by Jet with relative velocity
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f
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Mass of Fluid Striking Vanes per Second
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f
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Area of Cross Section for Mass of Fluid Striking Vane per Second
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List of variables in Hydraulics and Waterworks formulas
f
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Tangential Momentum
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f
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Specific Gravity of Fluid
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f
x
Weight of Fluid
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f
x
Radius of wheel
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f
x
Efficiency of Jet
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f
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Final Velocity
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f
x
Torque Exerted on Wheel
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f
x
Radius of Outlet
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f
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Work Done
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f
x
Angular Velocity
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f
x
Power Delivered
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f
x
Initial Velocity
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f
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Fluid Mass
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f
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Specific Weight of Liquid
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f
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Cross Sectional Area of Jet
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f
x
Absolute Velocity of Issuing Jet
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f
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Angle between Jet and Plate
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f
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Thrust Force
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f
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Theta
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f
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Force exerted by Jet
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FAQ
What is the Velocity of Jet?
Velocity of Jet can be described as the movement of the plate in meters per second. Velocity of Jet is usually measured using the Meter per Second for Speed. Note that the value of Velocity of Jet is always negative.
Can the Velocity of Jet be negative?
Yes, the Velocity of Jet, measured in Speed can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Velocity of Jet?
Velocity of Jet is usually measured using the Meter per Second[m/s] for Speed. Meter per Minute[m/s], Meter per Hour[m/s], Kilometer per Hour[m/s] are the few other units in which Velocity of Jet can be measured.
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