Critical Analysis of the Coefficient α of Coriolis Critical Analysis of the Coriolis Coefficient α

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The main objective of this research work, is to make a critical analysis of the application, of coefficient α, since it was proposed by Coriolis in 1836. According to the international literature and the internet, widely consulted by the author of this work, the Coriolis coefficient for the correction of the velocity head (kinetic energy), is affirmed and recognized in the conduction fluid flows, because when considering the average velocity (ratio between discharge and velocity), as the average of the actual distribution of velocities occurring in the cross section, an error occurs, due to the non-uniform distribution of velocities. The author of this technical article, in performing a thorough and detailed analysis of the deduction of the coefficient 𝛼𝛼, the continuity equations, Bernoulli (laws of conservation of mass and energy, respectively, applied to the flow of fluids), as well as the general formulas of fluid resistance, Weisbach-Darcy, etc. has come to the conclusion that while the coefficient of Coriolis actually exists, the way in which it has been used is not the right one.

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Oscarjm Jimenez Medina. 2026. \u201cCritical Analysis of the Coefficient α of Coriolis Critical Analysis of the Coriolis Coefficient α\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 23 (GJSFR Volume 23 Issue A2): .

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The main objective of this research work, is to make a critical analysis of the application, of coefficient α, since it was proposed by Coriolis in 1836. According to the international literature and the internet, widely consulted by the author of this work, the Coriolis coefficient for the correction of the velocity head (kinetic energy), is affirmed and recognized in the conduction fluid flows, because when considering the average velocity (ratio between discharge and velocity), as the average of the actual distribution of velocities occurring in the cross section, an error occurs, due to the non-uniform distribution of velocities. The author of this technical article, in performing a thorough and detailed analysis of the deduction of the coefficient 𝛼𝛼, the continuity equations, Bernoulli (laws of conservation of mass and energy, respectively, applied to the flow of fluids), as well as the general formulas of fluid resistance, Weisbach-Darcy, etc. has come to the conclusion that while the coefficient of Coriolis actually exists, the way in which it has been used is not the right one.

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