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This tutorial introduces and explains supermesh analysis for circuits. You must use supermesh analysis if you are trying to solve a problem with mesh analysis, but there is a current source between two loops (meshes). By following supermesh analysis, you’

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Sandcrete blocks are very popular construction materials for the construction of walls in buildings. They can serve as load-bearing elements or as mere

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Structural step-by-step guide on how to design & dimension wood rafters of a roof according to Eurocode. We also show how to find the loads acting on the roof.

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Subject Added mass, virtual mass and drag coefficients are shape factors that influence the resistance of bodies moving relative to a fluid in which they are immersed. The drag coefficient (Cd) defines the effective resistance of a body due to its projected area and surface condition (quality) The added mass coefficient (Ca) defines the additional fluid a body is expected to disturb The virtual mass coefficient (Ci) defines the total mass of fluid a body is expected to disturb The quality of the surface in contact with the fluid also influences these factors in that these coefficients increase with surface roughness. Whilst the general formulas used to define the above coefficients take surface quality into account, they do not account for the additional effects of highly pitted surfaces such as concrete and excessive corrosion. Where such surfaces are exposed to turbulent flow conditions, the Colebrooke factor should be applied to the above coefficients (see Technical Help for methodology). Calculator Added Drag calculates the drag, added mass and virtual mass coefficients for eight volumetric shapes such as long and short blocks, plates, cylinders and spheres and includes the proximity effects of a solid surface The output data from Added Drag can be exported to CalQlata’s Fluid Forces calculator For help using this calculator see Technical Help Added Mass and Drag Calculator - Options Long Prism (face): Calculates the shape coefficients of a long rectangular beam with the fluid flowing at right-angles to the axis of the beam against a flat face Long Prism (corner): Calculates the shape coefficients of a long rectangular beam with the fluid flowing at right-angles to the axis of the beam against a corner Long Cylinder: Calculates the shape coefficients of a long elliptical (or circular) beam (or pipe) with the fluid flowing at right-angles to the axis of the beam Block Prism: Calculates the shape coefficients of a square block with the fluid flowing

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