Lecture

Hydroacoustic Fundamentals: Equations and Modeling

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This lecture covers the fundamental equations and modeling techniques in hydroacoustics for hydroelectric installations. Topics include continuity, momentum, pressure forces, wave propagation speed, and the coefficient of friction. The course emphasizes the application of these equations to analyze fluid flow and optimize the design of hydraulic machines.

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Physics

Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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Industrial engineering: Hydraulics

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