Concept of Velocity Triangle

Fundamental of Turbomachinery for Mechanical Engineering

[@talhaAhmedmecheng]

You are obliged to post your own content and not steal other's work #supportLearnEngineering

[@highmaxdezboru82]

Well it's no problem cauz the voice is horrible, barely audible, it hurts the ears and the brain, there's nothing to support ...

[@abelalfeuz5860]

Hi, may i ask, can we assume absolute velocity at the inlet equals to the outlet?

[@annelieseb6678]

No. Impellers increase velocity

[@PankajSharma-xj8lv]

Q= 2 pi r2 b2 vr2, what is b2, If any one knows please let me know

[@ExiTeDD]

Heigh of the wing

[@hakankarakurt1100]

Guys this video is simply stolen from LearnEngineering/Lesics please report this and go to original video

[@clasherspoint8897]

Can u share this ppt

[@joemosley2201]

i think r1 and r2 are the wrong way round

[@ImAllDatRemains]

No

[@randallsawyer365]

I agree for the impeller shown at 4:15, but the first one is correct

[@aswani4085]

please post own original content # lean engineering

[@anandhumechy]

nice work

[@aswani4085]

nice work of stealing content

[@brett03747]

at 4:24 is V2 at 90 degrees to W2?

[@alexgodwin2685]

the way he is saying is good,but the clarity of his voise is more than worst!! and it makes me lazy to watch this!

[@azfarnoordin7464]

alex godwin

[@saisandeepcse]

exactly wat u said is crct bro but the explanation is good bro

[@shivendrasingh6438]

Not at all explained.