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very well explained!

what about the flowrates of both hot and cold stream fluids? are they assumed to be equal?

Thank you

WOW, an amazing way to teach.

Truly enjoyed the way the instructor explained this phenomenal PDE! This shows how deep he understands the concept!

Thank You. How could I learn about derive Navier-Stokes equation in cylindrical coordinates from Cartesian ? Is there any book explained it?

Now I understood something 😂

Do the pressure solution.. COme on its soooo Simple..

bless your soul for this video

These UCB videos r better than MIT in my opinion.

Excellent. I went through a couple of books trying to get what that all meant, beaver able to get it. You just explained so simple even the donkey I am could understand it!

I was always ahead of Sam revolinski in math.

Cole nactsheim and I were always competing in math.

You could memorize shear stress and substript definitions by linking them with dot and cross product from physics right hand rule.

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I was always in the top 3 percent of standardized math testing growing up in minnesota.

That's why I taught me freshman to lable axes and units, because the more graphs you know the easier it is to learn new graphs.

I drew Cartesian x y planes over and over again in middle school.

this is interesting. I can't quite tell whether it's narrated by an ai or not. I think it is because it's just too perfect. I have trouble believing a human could be that perfect.. perfection, in this particular case, is a good thing.. 🙂

Very nyc saved a much time

if you didn't apply the mass continuity, would the equation directly become the compressible navier stokes?

Explanation is simple

Please please please talk about the constitutive relations!

The best explanation of what Navier Stokes Equation is and how to derive it. Also a good correlation with a venturimeter.

Amazing video!!! You taught what college profs couldnt in an hour at least

Simple, clear, well done!

There should be an organization that gives awards for best educational youtube videos each year. This one deserves an award.

The amount of intuition conveyed by the instructor to the audience is absolutely unbelievable Thank you

Notations for shear forces are a bit confusing... Does the subscrits following the pattern τyx meaning y face & along x direction...

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thank you for this wonderful easy explanation this sure saves me for my final exam

really awesome explanation!

Wonderfull tq very much

It helps! Thank you!

the 2, whare does he go?

Thank you so much :)

Great video! Thank you!

I hope I get to the point in life where I actually get to understand this shit lol. Im rn in highschool, but about to head off to college. My grades were basically fucked by the pandemic, so im gonna hopefully be able to transfer off community college if possible.

I'm so glad I chose not to pick engineering

I need to call ees in matlab pleaze

how those equations were derived where you related normal and shear stresses with viscosity.... 9:19

goated video

doesn't gravity only affect the Z axis tho?

Thank you for this amazing easy-to-understand breakdown of the Navier-Stokes Equations! Been trying to understand them since a while and this makes matters so simple :))

really good explanation and everything! THX a lot !!!

Guys this looks really easy I’ll solve it and keep you guys updated!

please can you explain how to slove problems

Could you please explain how the constitutive equations for newtonian fluid are built? Please. You made an amazing explanation!!!

when putting the value of sigma_xx into the equation we got for density time acceleration in x direction,there is a factor of 2 with (mu*del^2u/del_x^2). In the next step that factor if gone. Can you please explain, how did you factor that out?