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Basic rating life of a ball bearing from its dynamic load rating and the applied equivalent load.
Change in length of a component due to a temperature change via its coefficient of thermal expansion.
Circumferential (hoop) stress in the wall of a thin cylindrical pressure vessel.
Shear stress in a parallel shaft key transmitting torque between a shaft and hub.
Rotational kinetic energy stored in a flywheel from its moment of inertia and speed.
Elastic potential energy stored in a linear spring at a given deflection.
Factor of safety of a component comparing material yield strength to the applied working stress.
Volumetric flow rate in a circular pipe from the mean velocity and pipe diameter.
Ideal efflux velocity of fluid leaving an opening under a head of liquid.
Discharge through a sharp-edged orifice using a discharge coefficient.
Hydraulic power a pump must deliver to lift a flow rate through a given head.
Minimum pipe wall thickness to contain internal pressure using Barlow’s formula.
Upward buoyant force on a submerged body from the weight of fluid it displaces.
Drag force on a body moving through a fluid from its drag coefficient, speed and frontal area.
Steady fall speed of a body when aerodynamic drag balances its weight.
Gauge pressure at a given depth in a static fluid.
Mach number of a flow from its speed and the local speed of sound.
Heat transfer rate from a surface to a moving fluid using Newton’s law of cooling.
Conductive thermal resistance of a plane wall layer, the building block of resistance networks.
Effective temperature difference driving a heat exchanger from its terminal temperature differences.
Heat transfer rate of an exchanger from its overall coefficient, area and log-mean temperature difference.
Pressure of an ideal gas from amount, temperature and volume.
Maximum possible thermal efficiency of a heat engine operating between two temperatures.
Net or emitted thermal radiation from a surface using the Stefan–Boltzmann law.