Fluid Mechanics
Physical Principles
Fluid mechanics is concerned with the study of forces and movements of liquids and gases.
Steady Flow
Steady flow: the velocity of a fluid particle changes with the position.
Transient Flow
Transient flow: the velocity of a fluid particle changes with the time and the position.
Flow Around Bodies
The understanding of flow around any shape of a body is crucial in fluid dynamics and aerodynamics.
Components in Piping Systems and Plant Design
GUNT offers a comprehensive range of educationally valuable section models, assembly and maintenance exercises from the field of pipe systems and plant construction.
Driving Machines
A driving machine is a machine that removes energy from a fluid and releases it in the form of mechanical work.
Driven Machines
Whenever a machine adds energy to a fluid, it is called a driven machine. In order to operate, driven machines require mechanical energy or work.
Turbomachines
In turbomachines the energy transfers between fluid and machine by means of flow forces.
Positive Displacement Machines
Transfer of energy between the fluid and the machine by means of a variable volume, generated by a displacement device.
Thermal Fluid Energy Machines
Thermal fluid energy machines work with compressible fluids.
Hydraulic Fluid Energy Machines
Hydraulic fluid energy machines work with incompressible fluids.
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
Hydrostatics is the study of fluids at rest.
Hydraulic Engineering
Structural measures, technical interventions and construction in the area of groundwater, surface water and the coast are all referred to as hydraulic engineering