4. Kinetic energy balance. Generalized Bernoulli equation
4.1 General case
The kinetic energy theorem is as follows.
The variation in kinetic energy over the unit time of a material system is equal to the power exerted by the internal and external forces applied to that system.
To translate this theorem, we use the equation for the balance of a scalar quantity [equation (3) ]. Here, the scalar quantity G is the kinetic energy E c of the fluid contained in volume V at time t, and the volume quantity g is the kinetic energy per unit volume ρv ...
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