Errata Sheet for Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Ed. 2 Çengel and Cimbala Latest update: 11/05/2012

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Errata Sheet for Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Ed. 2 Çengel and Cimbala Latest update: 11/05/2012 This is a list of errors (and enhancements) in the textbook. If you find any additional errors in the book, or have suggestions for improvement, please contact John M. Cimbala at 814-863-2739 or jmc6@psu.edu to report it. [By way of acknowledgment, the person (other than the authors) who first reports an error is listed in brackets, unless requested otherwise.] Note: First check the copyright page to see which printing you have. At the time of this writing, there have been three printings. As new printings are made, the errors and enhancements from previous printings will have been fixed. The errors are listed according to printing number in reverse chronological order to save you time. For each printing, we categorize the changes as major errors, minor errors, or enhancements: Major errors are important and significant (e.g., incorrect equations or numerical values) these must be changed. Minor errors are spelling or typo errors and other minor changes these may be skipped without impacting understanding of the material. Enhancements are changes that clarify something and/or help you to understand the material better (e.g., improvements to a figure or wording changes) these may be skipped since they are not really errors, but are useful changes that enhance understanding of the material. Corrections in the third printing 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 DOW/DOW 0 on the copyright page. These will be corrected in the 4 th printing, if there is a 4 th printing. Make these changes only if you have the 1 st, 2 nd, or 3 rd printing of the book. Major Errors in the Third Printing p. 54, The viscosity for glycerin in Table 2-3 and in Fig. 2-26 do not match: We traced the problem to the figure. The data in the table are correct the curve on the figure is incorrect. Users are advised to use the tabulated data for all fluids, and not to rely on the figure, which is meant to be used for qualitative comparison only. [Hesham Othman] p. 65, Prob. 2-38, lines 1 and 3 [2 identical errors in this problem]: Change decreases to increases and decrease to increase. [Nikki Aaron] 2 2 V V P. 201, Fig. 5-28: Change the dimension in the middle from to 2 2g. P. 213, Fig. 5-47: The label for W shaft, in is missing a dot. Should be W shaft, in. p. 409, Prob. 8-94: In reality, the hose should go into the top of the tanker, not the middle. [Tahsin Engin] p. 597, Top right portion of Table 11-2: The two drag coefficients for the front and rear bicycles are listed backwards. The front one should have C D = 0.9, and the back one C D = 0.5. [Nurudin Abd Sathar] p. 727, Table 13-3: The first (top) figure on the left is the wrong figure. Somehow it got misplaced from the first edition. Replace that figure with the correct figure from Ed. 1, p. 705 (the second figure from the top, on the left side. I show it here as well. [Marie-Amélie Boucher] p. 768, Eq. (1): Do not cross off the term (z 2 z 1 ) it is not negligible in this problem. Also, remove the bracket and the description negligible for gases [Alistair Sproul]. The modified Equation (1) should look like this: 2 2 P2 P1 2V2 1V1 Hrequired z2 z1 hl, total (1) g 2g p. 768, the four lines above Eq. 2: Change the two sentences above Eq. 2 from At point 1, reduces to to At point 1, we let P 1 = P atm. At point 2, P 2 is then equal to P atm g(z 2 z 1 ) since the jet discharges into stagnant outside air at higher elevation z 2 on the roof of the building. Thus, the pressure terms cancel with the elevation terms, and Eq. 1 reduces to. [Alistair Sproul] p. 779, Fig. 14-28: Change the label in the figure from Increasing velocity to Increasing viscosity. [Hesham Othman] Minor Errors in the Third Printing p. vi of the front matter the page About the Authors : In line 2 of the paragraph about John M. Cimbala, University is spelled wrong. p. 41, 3 rd line of paragraph beginning with The vapor pressure : Add a period after (Fig. 2-7). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 69, Prob. 2-93: Change 2-93C to 2-93. p. 71, Prob. 2-122, line 3: Change filed to filled. [Thad Morton] p. 246, first full paragraph, line 3: Change Section 4-5 to Section 4-6. [Thad Morton]

p. 250, Eq. 6-29: Delete F body from the equation. [Thad Morton] p. 408, Prob. 8-87: Change the first word Oil to Engine oil. [Tahsin Engin] p. 690, Ref. 7. Change the website URL for NACA Report 1135 to hdl.handle.net/2060/19930091059. [Gary Settles] p. 913, Prob. 15-40, line 6: Change compare with to compare (remove the word with ). p. 920, 6 th line of Prob. 15-92: Change v as a function to v as a function. In other words, change the font from the italic vee (v) to a script italic vee (v) since the italic v looks too much like a Greek nu (). Note: v is the symbol we use for the y- component of velocity as in Eq. 9-17 on page 427. Enhancements to the Third Printing p. 459, 4 th line of second paragraph: Change flat, surface to flat and surface. [Yun-Ho Choi]

Corrections in the first printing (March 27, 2009) and second printing either 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 DOW/DOW 0 9 on the copyright page or 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 DOW/DOW 0 9 on the copyright page. These were corrected in the 3 rd printing. Make these changes only if you have the 1 st or 2 nd printing of the book. Major Errors in the First and Second Printing p. 48, Figure 2-14: Somehow the wrong figure ended up here. Replace with Fig. 2-10 of Ed. 1, also shown here to the right. [WoonJean Park] p. 63, Prob. 2-14, line 1: Change The in to The pressure in. [Jim Brasseur] p. 65, Prob. 2-41, line 1: Change 100 to 95 in order to agree with the solutions manual and the given answer. [Ziliang Zhou] p. 67, Prob. 2-82, 5 th line: Change P2-49 to P2-81. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 71, Prob. 2-119E, Answers: Change 0.087 in to 0.874 in. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 79, Fig. 3-12: Change label W=rghA to W=ghA. [WoonJean Park] p. 90, Fig. 3-29: Fig. is missing the O on the top at the beginning of the z axis. [Thad Morton] p. 102, Fig. 3-49: In the second and third sketches, the black dot should be at the arrow tip, just to the left of the B in each case, as in the first sketch. [Thad Morton] p. 112, Prob. 3-21, Answer: Change 974 m to 934 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 116, Prob. 3-50, Answer: Change 5.00 to 1.34. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 117, Prob. 3-54, Answers: Change 0.415 kpa, 0.311 cm to 1.60 kpa, 1.20 cm. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 120, Prob. 3-87, last line: Change 11.4 kn to 33.4 kn. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 121, Prob. 3-98, Answer: Change 1.05 m to 1.31 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 124, Fig. P3-125: Change r to in two places on the label inside the balloon. [WoonJean Park] p. 126, Prob. 3-142, Answer: Change 0.233 L to 0.157 L. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 127, Prob. 3-148: Add a dimension to the figure showing 65 cm as the oil depth. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 180, Prob. 4-119, 5 th line: Change Fig. P4-99 to Fig. P4-119 ; and 6 th line: Change Prob. 4-97 to Prob. 4-117. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 194, Fig. 5-17: Change symbol to symbol (approximately equal) in three places. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 224, right in the middle, far right: Change Fig. 5-56 to Fig. 5-60. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 228, Prob. 5-11, Answers: Change the answers to 0.00467 kg/s, 0.0569 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 234, Prob. 5-82, Answers: Change 1.20 m to 1.18 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 236, Prob. 5-97, Answer: Change 201 kw to 199 kw. p. 237, Prob. 5-111, last line: Change 5 to 6.5 (otherwise the required head is negative!). [Mike Foster] p. 238, 3 rd line from bottom: Change *.cvs to *.csv (comma separated values). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 272, Prob. 6-21, Answers: Change 7.80 kpa to 7.85 kpa. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 272, Figure P6-23: Add 30.0 kg/s to the label just below the word Water. [Ziliang Zhou] p. 272, Prob. 6-27E, line 2: Change 20 ft/s to 18 ft/s. [Jim Brasseur] p. 272, Prob. 6-27E, line 6: Change determine to and approximating the flow as uniform at any cross section, determine. [Ziliang Zhou] p. 278, Prob. 6-77, Answers: Change Answers: 2120 N to Answer: 1770 N. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 279, Prob. 6-80, Answers: Change to (a) 17.1 m/s, (b) 4.37 s, 4.57 m/s, (c) 1.07 m, 0.933 s. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 308, line 2 of middle paragraph: Change 224 mi/h to 221 mi/h. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 334, Prob. 7-115, Answer: Change (a) D 4 P/V 2 = to (a) D 4 P/ 2 V = (the V font should be a volume font with an overdot (volume flow rate), not a velocity font). p. 360, Eq. 8-53, second term inside the square brackets: Change font from a script vee (v) to a Greek nu () as in Eq. 8-52 above it. [Mike Foster] p. 404, Prob. 8-41, Answer: Change 6.96 W to 7.00 W. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 404, Prob. 8-47, Answers: Change 128 Pa to 124 Pa. p. 405, Prob. 8-62, Answers: Change 25.0 kpa to 25.4 kpa. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 409, Prob. 8-97, last line: Delete the last sentence, Assume rough. [Mike Foster] p. 413, Prob. 8-131, last line: Remove, and the head loss (we do not have the information to solve for head loss). p. 415, Prob. 8-151, 5 th line: Change 70 m to 115 m (This change is necessary to avoid a negative value for the turbine head.). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 482, Prob. 9-71E, Answers: Change 0.78 ft/s to 0.99 ft/s in two places (both answers). p. 485, Prob. 9-95, 2 nd line: Change Fig. P9-89 to Fig. P9-95. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 486, Prob. 9-105, 1 st line: Change Prob. 9-94 to Prob. 9-103. [Mehmet Kanoglu]

p. 493, Eq. 10-1: The equation is missing! It should be V 0 [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 592, line 3: Change friction drag to pressure drag. [Tahsin Engin] p. 597, Table 11-2, entry for drafting bikes (top right): Exchange C D = 0.5 and C D = 0.9 (the higher drag coefficient should be for the upstream bicycle, and the lower one for the downstream bicycle). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 623, Prob. 11-29E, Answer: Change 4640 lbf to 2690 lbf. [Ashley Giegel] p. 630, Prob. 11-101, Answers: Change 94 km/h to 110 km/h. p. 646, line 2: Change 12-3 to 12-2. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 690, line 3: Change channel to duct. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 691, Prob. 12-23, Answers: Change 578 K, 969 kpa to 570 K, 957 kpa. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 691, Prob. 12-29E, Answers: Change to 958 ft/s, 856 R, 34.7 psia, 0.109 lbm/ft 3. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 692, Prob. 12-42, Answers: Change to 359 K, 348 kpa, 0.573. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 696, Prob. 12-116, Answers: Change 0.624 kg/s to 0.0624 kg/s. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 696, Prob. 12-123: Add a laptop EES icon to this problem like the problem before. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 697, Prob. 12-127, 2 nd line: Change 0.6 to 0.5. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 697, Prob. 12-129, Answer: Change 67.1C to 67.0C. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 698, Prob. 12-152, 5 th line: Change 97 kpa to 87 kpa. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 698, Prob. 12-158, Answer: Change 64.3 to 28.2. p. 749, line 3 of Problem 13-19: Change 1.030 to 1,030 (comma instead of period). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 751, Prob. 13-55, Answer: Change 3.74 m to 5.61 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 751, Prob. 13-60, Answer: Change 9.20 to 5.08. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 752, Fig. P13-65: Wrong figure. The correct one is Fig. P13-122 from FM 1 st edition. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 757, Fig. P13-131: Change the label from R = 1 m to R = 0.5 m. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 757, Prob. 13-133, Answer: Change 0.246 to 0.123. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 758, Prob. 13-142, Answers: Change 0.0103 and 1.47 to 0.0215 and 0.657. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 802, Figure 14-72, top item: Change 3.568 to 3.658. p. 834, 1 st line below Eq. 14-65: Change Eq. 14-51 to Eq. 14-65. [WoonJean Park] p. 842, Prob. 14-37, 8 th line: Change P14-34 to P14-37. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 851, Prob. 14-124, 2 nd line: Change 14-124 to 14-123. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 861, line 3: Change Fig. 5-11b to Fig. 5-12b. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 886, 3 rd line of second-to-last paragraph: Change Fig. 15-60 to Fig 15-58. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 909, 1 st line of Prob. 15-17: Change Prob. 15-15 to Prob. 15-16. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 911, 6 th line of Prob. 15-30: Change Fig. P15-26b to Fig. P15-27b. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 913, Prob. 15-40, line 3: Change the problem statement from the third line to the end of the problem statement, i.e., change but with the Discuss. to but with your choice of a pressure outlet boundary condition or an outflow boundary condition. Run both cases, record P in and P 1, calculate P = P in P 1, and compare the two results. Discuss. p. 920, 6 th line of Prob. 15-92: Change y as a function to v as a vunction. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 957, 6 th line of entry fluid particle/element: Change t particle to z particle. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 957, 5 th and 6 th lines of entry fluid particle/element: Change y particle (t), z particle (t) to y particle (t), z particle (t) (remove the extraneous blank spaces so that it is of the same format as x particle (t) on the 5 th line). Minor Errors in the First and Second Printing p. vi, About the Authors, 2 nd paragraph, 2 nd line: Change 4th edition (2002) to 6th edition (2008). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. vi, About the Authors, 2 nd paragraph, 3 rd and 4 th lines: Change 2nd edition (2003) to 3rd edition (2008). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. xiii, Add another entry between TABLE A-11 and A-13: FIGURE A-12 The Moody Chart 934. [WoonJean Park] p. xiii, entry for TABLE A-16: Change Fanno flow to Fanno Flow. [WoonJean Park] p. 7, 6 th line from bottom: Change 1623 1662 to 1623 1662 (remove the extra blank space). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 35, line above Prob. 1-59: Change Problem to Problems. p. 41, line 2 of Example 2-1: Change Fig. 2-4 to Fig. 2-6. [WoonJean Park] p. 50, Section 2-6 caption: Add a gray square dot between 2-6 and VISCOSITY. [WoonJean Park] p. 56, two lines below the last equation: Change inter-preted to interpreted (remove the dash). [WoonJean Park] p. 63, Prob. 2-12, Answers: Change 126 kg to 125 kg. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 64, Prob. 2-15: Change problem number 2-15 to 2-15E. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 65, Prob. 2-48, 2 nd line: Change 1/T to 1/T. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 82, Discussion, 3 rd line: Change kg/m3 to kg/m 3. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 85, Figure 3-22 caption: Change 3-3 to 3-6 (wrong example reference). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 86, Section title: Change Measurement. Devices to Measurement Devices (delete the period). [WoonJean Park] p. 116, Prob. 3-51: Delete the FlowLab icon this is not a FlowLab problem. [Mehmet Kanoglu]

p. 120, Prob. 3-86, line 3: Change 1.25 m) to 1.25 m (remove the parenthesis). [WoonJean Park] p. 130, Prob. 3-167, line 4 from bottom: Change 180 o to 180 o ) (add the parenthesis). [WoonJean Park] p. 143, last line of caption for Fig. 4-26: Change Cortesy to Courtesy. [WoonJean Park] p. 143, Fig. 4-26 caption: The font for Photo from NASA should be smaller as in other figures. [WoonJean Park] p. 168, 1 st line of reference 4: Add a period after Cohen. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 168, Fig. P4-10c: The bottom label should be Probe, but it was mistakenly cropped. [WoonJean Park] p. 173, Prob. 4-50: This problem is a FlowLab problem and needs the FlowLab icon. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 191, 6 th line of Example 5-2: Change as center to center (remove the word as ). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 219, Fig. 5-56, 1 st big equation under the figure: The closing bracket ] is missing after the da. [Mike Foster] p. 233, Prob. 2-75: Change problem number 2-75 to 2-75C. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 238, Prob. 5-120, line 9: Change and Plot to and Plot (underline it since it is a mouse click instruction). p. 255, line 4: Change Analysis Kinetic energy to Analysis (a) Kinetic energy. [WoonJean Park] p. 273, Prob. 6-37, Answers: Change 13 percent to 12.8 percent. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 278, Prob. 6-73, Answers: Change Answers: to Answers: (it should be italic). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 279, Prob. 6-83, line 2: Change 200 N to 200 N applied continuously for 0.002 s. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 283, figure caption: The font for Photograph permission should be smaller as in other figures. [WoonJean Park] p. 303, entry for Euler: Change birth year from 1797 to 1707. [Kasha Kultys] p. 316, Fig. 7-43 caption: The font for Photograph permission should be smaller as in other figures. [WoonJean Park] p. 316, Fig. 7-43: Add labels (a), (b), and (c) below each picture. Also change the figure caption labels from (a), (b), and (c) to (a), (b), and (c) (make them italic). [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 323, Prob. 7-31, line 4 of column 2: Change Define to We define. [Mike Foster] p. 352, bottom sketch of Fig. 5-56: Add a vertical arrow next to the r as in the sketch above this one. [Mike Foster] p. 353, last line of Fig. 8-22 caption: Change fluctuation v. to fluctuation v. (missing the prime). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 358, 3 rd line of last bullet item: Change roughness curves to roughness. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 408, Prob. 8-84, 2 nd line: Change Fig. p8-84 to Fig. P8-84. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 453, lines above Eq. 5: Remove to obtain an expression for P(x, y) (it is redundant). [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 470, line above Eq. 9: Change Eq. 7 to Eq. 8. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 531, 5 th line from bottom: Change CFO to CFD. [Mike Foster] p. 571, Prob. 10-17: Change problem number to 10-17C. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 631, Prob. 11-114, 1 st line: Change An 9-cm-diameter to A 9-cm-diameter. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 654, line 2: Change temperature and pressure to pressure and temperature. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 665, 3 rd line from bottom: Change expansion to expansion fan. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 698: Move Fig. P12-147 to right under Prob. 12-147. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 752, Prob. 13-68E, Answers: Change 16.7 to 16.6. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 758, Prob. 13-147, Answer: Change 36.8 percent to 36.9 percent. p. 807, 3 rd line of Fig. 14-78 caption: Add a space after the period between the two sentences. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 856, 1 st line of Fig. 15-5 caption: Change Global properties to Global and integral properties. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 873, Fig. 15-36: Add (c) below the bottom picture. [Mehmet Kanoglu] p. 906, last two lines: Remove the words In Press,. [Yun-Ho Choi] p. 917, Prob. 15-60: This problem is a FlowLab problem and needs the FlowLab icon. p. 982, entry for Moody charts: Change 936 to 934 in three places (wrong page listed). [Thad Morton] Enhancements to the First and Second Printing p. 353, 6 th line: Change its average flow velocity to the average flow velocity of the layer. [Mike Foster]