/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11306169
>Will the ratio of the 2 ingredients remain the same at the turbine exit?
Mass and molar ratios will be the same, but definitely not the volumetric. As always, to solve these kinds of problems use
>energy balance
>mass balance
>tables
>gas laws
and you will be fine
>>11306194
>Kreyszig
lol pretty advanced isn't it? If you are undergrad, that's pretty much where the "pure" math stops. I'm not sure if there is time for an engie undergrad with all the other core modules.

>>11297905
>I believe they go the idea for the Laplace Transform from the Fourier Transform
I think that's right, but the FT is still a specific kind of LT. LT is more general. Quality post, btw.
>dude jumping into jω domain
>dude frequency response
>dude muh catch-all LTI system solver

>>11183605
also, remember that [eqn]\text{d}H=m\int c_p\text{ d}T[/eqn]

>>11164069
>mechanical (dis)advantage
>friction