Contains Fluid Flow Topics Relevant to Every Engineer Based on the principle that many students learn more effectively by using solved problems‎,‎ Solved Practical Problems in Fluid Mechanics presents a series of worked examples relating fluid flow concepts to a range of engineering applications‎.‎ This text integrates simple mathematical approaches that clarify key concepts as well as the significance of their solutions‎,‎ and fosters an understanding of the fundamentals encountered in engineering‎.‎ Comprised of nine chapters‎,‎ this book grapples with a number of relevant problems and asks two pertinent questions to extend understanding and appreciation‎:‎ What should we look out for‎?‎ and What else is interesting‎?‎ This text can be used for exam preparation and addresses problems that include two‎-phase and multi‎-component flow‎,‎ viscometry and the use of rheometers‎,‎ non‎-Newtonian fluids‎,‎ and applications of classical fluid flow principles‎.‎ While the author incorporates terminology recognized by all students of engineering and provides a full understanding of the basics‎,‎ the book is written for engineers who already have a rudimentary understanding and familiarity of fluid flow phenomena‎.‎It includes engineering concepts such as dimensionless numbers and requires a fluency in basic mathematical skills‎,‎ such as differential calculus and the associated application of boundary conditions to reach solutions‎.‎ Solved Practical Problems in Fluid Mechanics thoroughly explains the concepts and principles of fluid flow by highlighting various problems frequently encountered by engineers with accompanying solutions‎.‎ This text can therefore help you gain a complete understanding of fluid mechanics and draw on your own practical experiences to tackle equally tricky problems‎.‎