This document presents an overview of incompressible inviscid flow concepts including doublet flow, vortex flow, uniform flow, source and sink flow. Doublet flow occurs when a source and sink of equal strength are located at the same point, causing rotating flow. Vortex flow is rotating flow around an axis. Uniform flow is when velocity and other properties do not change from point to point. A source flow is fluid radiating outward from a point, while a sink flow is inward to a point, with area of flow decreasing closer to the sink. Diagrams illustrate key characteristics of each flow type.