Fluid Mechanics

Fluid mechanics studies the behavior of liquids and gases, including fluid statics, dynamics, and flow phenomena.

22 Calculators
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Bernoulli's Principle

Intermediate

Calculate fluid velocities, pressures, and flow rates using Bernoulli's equation.

7-12 min
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Reynolds Number

Beginner

Determine flow regime (laminar/turbulent) using Reynolds number.

3-5 min
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Poiseuille's Law

Intermediate

Calculate volumetric flow rate in laminar pipe flow.

5-8 min
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Archimedes' Principle

Beginner

Calculate buoyant force and floating conditions for submerged objects.

4-7 min
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Viscosity Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate dynamic and kinematic viscosity of fluids.

5-8 min
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Drag Force Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate drag force on objects in fluid flow.

5-8 min
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Buoyancy Calculator

Beginner

Calculate buoyant force and floating status for objects in fluids.

4-7 min
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Surface Tension Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate surface tension effects and capillary rise.

5-8 min
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Hydraulic Jump Calculator

Advanced

Calculate hydraulic jump parameters and energy dissipation.

8-12 min
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Orifice Flow Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate flow through orifices and nozzles.

5-8 min
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Weir Flow Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate flow over weirs and open channel structures.

5-8 min
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Pipe Friction Calculator

Intermediate

Calculate head loss and pressure drop in pipe flow.

6-10 min
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Hydrostatic Pressure

Beginner

Calculate pressure at depth in a static fluid using P = ρgh.

3-5 min
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Continuity Equation

Beginner

Find velocity from A₁v₁ = A₂v₂ for incompressible pipe flow.

4-6 min
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Torricelli's Law

Intermediate

Efflux speed v = √(2gh) and flow rate from a tank hole.

5-8 min
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Stokes' Law

Intermediate

Viscous drag and terminal velocity of a sphere in fluid.

6-10 min
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Venturi Meter

Intermediate

Calculate flow rate from pressure difference in a Venturi tube.

7-12 min
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Manometer

Beginner

Pressure difference from fluid column height ΔP = ρgΔh.

3-5 min
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Hydraulic Press

Beginner

Output force from Pascal's law: F₂ = F₁(A₂/A₁).

4-6 min
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Darcy–Weisbach

Intermediate

Pipe friction head loss h_f = f(L/D)(v²/2g).

6-10 min
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Pitot Tube

Intermediate

Fluid velocity from stagnation pressure v = √(2ΔP/ρ).

5-8 min
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Hydrostatic Force

Intermediate

Total force on vertical submerged gate F = ½ρgh²b.

6-10 min
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Quick practice quiz

Test your understanding — tap an option, then open the linked calculator to explore.

  1. Hydrostatic pressure at depth h in fluid density ρ:

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  2. Pascal's law for hydraulic press: F₂/F₁ equals:

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