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Fluid Lab Report (1) : Presented To: Prof. Elsamanody

The document reports on two fluid mechanics experiments. The first experiment measured the density of water using a beaker, triple beam balance scale, and calculating density as the ratio of mass to volume. The densities measured were 747 kg/m3, 922.25 kg/m3, and 878.8 kg/m3. The second experiment measured the capillary rise of water in glass tubes of different radii to determine the relationship between rise height and tube radius based on surface tension forces. Heights measured were 13 mm, 14 mm, and 12 mm in tubes of radii 1.103 mm, 1.024 mm, and 1.155 mm respectively.

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Fluid Lab Report (1) : Presented To: Prof. Elsamanody

The document reports on two fluid mechanics experiments. The first experiment measured the density of water using a beaker, triple beam balance scale, and calculating density as the ratio of mass to volume. The densities measured were 747 kg/m3, 922.25 kg/m3, and 878.8 kg/m3. The second experiment measured the capillary rise of water in glass tubes of different radii to determine the relationship between rise height and tube radius based on surface tension forces. Heights measured were 13 mm, 14 mm, and 12 mm in tubes of radii 1.103 mm, 1.024 mm, and 1.155 mm respectively.

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Fluid lab report (1)

Presented to: Prof. Elsamanody

Prepared by: Mustafa Ahmed Mohamed Ashmawy (P.Junior


Manf.)
Experiment 1:

To determine the density of water.

Equipments:
Triple Beam Balance Scale

Beaker
Procedure:

1- We weight the beaker when empty then we take the reading and
write it down.
2- We put water in the beaker by known scale for example 300 mL.
3- We weight the jar with the amount of water.
4- After we do the previous two steps many times we calculate the
density of water.
5- Density of water =Mass of water / Volume of water.

Observation:

Volume 300 ml 400 ml 500 ml


Mass 416.2 gm 561 gm 631.5 gm
Density 747 kg/m3 922.25 kg/m3 878.8 kg/m3

Note:

Don't forget to subtract the weight of the beaker before calculating the
density.

Weight of the beaker = 192.1 gm.


Experiment 2: capillarity in tubes

Objective:

Is to determine the water rise (H) in some capillary tubes.

Theory:

Weight of water = surface tension force in vertical direction.

(ρg) π a2 h = 2 π a σ Cos θ.
2 σ cos θ
H = aρg .
Procedure:

1- We put a capillary tube in a beaker filled with a solution (better if


it is colored to make it easier for the observer to measure the
height )
2- The fluid will go against the gravity according to the theory.
3- We measure the height of the fluid.

Conditions:
Temperature = 30 degrees.
Density of the fluid = 995 Kg/m3.
Θ = 0.
σ = 0.07 N/m

Height 13 mm 14 mm 12 mm
A 1.103 mm 1.024 mm 1.155 mm

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