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F1x+F3x = density x Q(Vx2 – Vx1)
F1x = -Rx
F3x= (pressure 1 x area 1) + (Pressure 2 x area 2) (Cos B)
F1y+F3y = density x Q(Vy2 – Vy1)
F1y = -Ry
F3y = (Pressure 2 + Area 2)(Cos B)
So is it:
Rx= (pressure 1 x area...
Homework Statement
A cylindrical bucket, open at the top, is 30.0 cm high and 14.0 cm in diameter. A circular hole with a cross-sectional area 1.72 cm^2 is cut in the center of the bottom of the bucket. Water flows into the bucket from a tube above it at the rate of 2.00×10^−4 m^3/s ...the...
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1. I was wondering why Bernoulli’s equation does not work for unsteady flows (where there is acceleration). If there was a horizontal pipe initially at steady flow, if the pressure at one end suddenly increases to cause a constant acceleration for the entire fluid body in the pipe (say...
Hello everyone,
I got a question that has been bugging me for quite a while and i can't seem to find the answer for it, and here it is...
If we have a pipe let's say 20" in diameter, with a flow rate of 1 m^3/sec at a pressure of 10 psi, and we get a pressure drop of 9 psi, is it possible...
Homework Statement
Consider a water pipe that tapers down from a diameter dA= 5.0 cm at
end A to a diameter dB = 2.5 cm at end B. At each end a vertical pipe that is open to the air at the
top is attached to the pipe as shown in the Figure. (Not to scale, the pipes are much taller than
shown.)...
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I got a puzzling question. In a scenario where I have a pipe connected to an empty atmospheric tank and the flow is from the pipe into the tank.
Pressure at the pipe inlet is 500kPag and the pipe diameter and length is 6" and 5m respectively.
There are no fittings in between. I...
"Capping" fluid flow from pipe
If there is a 4.1cm diameter pipe located ~10m underwater, with water (negligible volume and mass flow rates - the water is only really trickling out) flowing out of it at 2 bar (so 1 bar difference in water and ambient pressure), does anyone have any rough ideas...
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I am trying to understand some fluid mechanics
I have two parallel infinite plates with fluid between the plates and some fluid above the plates.
The fluid above the plates has a free surface exposed to the atmosphere. And we can neglect body forces.
The fluid flow (steady and...
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I've been reading an article about modeling in which there is Toricelli's principle stated: rate of fluid flow through a hole in a tank is proportional to square root of its height. That is easy to understand and to derive this using Bernoulli formula. I have derived this to a...
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So from the above question I presume that the relation (Density)x(Area1)x(Velocity1)=(Density)x(Area2)x(Velocity2), cannot be applied due to the flow being unsteady and thus the control volume changing with time.
I've read up about...
Hey everyone,
This is my first-ever post on a forum, so my apologies if this is the wrong section or if this topic has been covered...
Anyways, I'm trying to design an optimized propeller/generator that will be in a closed pipe, but I have no idea what kind of software to use as I've never...
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Right, this may be a bit hard to explain but I'll do my best. Hopefully attached is a sketch of the situation. The water flows from the tank into the "rigid container" through valve (1). This tank is then heated until the water reaches boiling at which point the thermostatic valve...
Homework Statement
For fluid flow in pipes, friction is described by a dimensionless number, the Fanning friction factor (f). The Fanning friction factor is dependent on a number of parameters related to the size of the pipe and the fluid, which all can be represented by another dimensionless...
I am having a tank at the bottom of which a pump suction line is connected..
there is another parralel line to that bottom line which is open to atmosphere.
Please note that this second pipe is connected to the bottom pipe; not to the tank...
there is only flow inlet to the tank...
Hallo,
I must solve next set of PDE, which presents fluid flow.
dP/dx=d/dx(mi*dv/dx)+d/dy(mi*dv/dy)
dP/dy=d/dx(mi*du/dx)+d/dy(mi*du/dy)
where mi=const
with BC: v=v at x=0
u=u at y=0
Can you give me some hint?
thanks
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i need to calculate the size of an orifice that will pass a certain volume of a viscous fluid
per time of say 10 seconds
pressure and viscosity are the variable values.
the application is in the design of a valve for dispensing accurate amounts of
a liquid of a given...
I would like to calculate the rate at which fluid(oil) is transferred from one chamber to the other.
Note the orifices is in the range of 0.0030 to 0.0760 in I'm wondering if the very small size of this hole requires any special consideration.
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I realize...
Dear Colleagues,
i sent your esteem a message through the physics forum, i don't know if it reached you or not, this is my first time to join a forum :-(
any way i will try to summarize my problem:
1- i need to calculate and draw the velocity profile for a Non-Newtonian fluid
2-fluid is...
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I have a problem that I'm probably going to model in COMSOL and would love to hear some ideas on how to get the proper BCs.
Attached is the picture from Truskey. Essentially, the problem consists of removing waste (water) from the membrane tube at a rate of ~ 1 mL/min with a pressure...
Homework Statement
The pressure in a section of horizontal pipe with a diameter of 2.0 cm is 140 kPa. Water flows through the pipe at 2.80 L/s. Assume laminar nonviscous flow. If the pressure at a certain point is to be reduced to 102 kPa by constricting a section of the pipe, what should...
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I am trying to solve a simple model with Comsol to find the pressure drop in a rectangular channel W=5mm, h=0.6mm, L=10mm. When i try to set the inlet velocity to 0.5m/s the solver shows the error message "Maximum number of Newton iterations reached". The solver works fine if i set...
Homework Statement
For a fluid flow of velocity u and vorticity w=∆ x u, show that:
(u. ∆ )u=-u x w + ∆(1/2|u|²)
Sorry the triangles should be the other way up!
Homework Equations
∆(u.v)=(u.∆)v + (v.∆)u +u x (∆ x v) + v x (∆ x u )
The Attempt at a Solution
I need to...
Doing some review here:
Homework Statement
A fire hose has an inner diameter of 5 inches and water is flowing at 600 gal/min. The flow exits through a nozzle contraction with
diameter dn. For steady flow, what should dn be in inches in order for the exit velocity to be 25 m/s.
My...
Homework Statement
Using the data of Example 10-11, calculate the average speed of blood flow in the major arteries of the body, which have a total cross-sectional area of about 2.0cm2
Homework Equations
well... Actually, I don't know how to solve this problem.
The Example 10-11...
Here's my situation:
I have a long pipe with n amount of openings along the top, that have an equal distance apart. At one end of the pipe a constant pressure is applied by a pump, and the pipe has a constant diameter all the way to downstream. I’m trying to find a mass flow rate by changing...
Homework Statement
The velocity distribution for laminar flow between parallel plates is given by
u/umax = 1-(2y/h)2
where h is the distance separating the plates and the origin is placed midway between the plates.
Consider flow of water at 15 0C with maximum speed of umax=0.05 m/s and h=5 mm...
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i know the inlet conditions i.e. dia 2mm , pressure = 100 bar, density= 0.001176 m3/kg, mass flow rate remains constant= 0.09017 m/s , for same mass flow rate for pressure drop 80 bar(i.e. pressure at outlet is 20 bar) for COMPRESSIBLE FLUID what will be the outlet dia? take fluid carbon...
Homework Statement
Use the picture as a guide. P is the pressure in the pipe, and vi is the speed of a non-viscous incompressible fluid at locations i = 1,2,3,4,5.(For each statement select G-Greater than, L-Less than, or E-Equal to).
A) P1 is ... P4
B) v1 is ... 2v3
C) P4 is ... P5...
It is 2 days before final exam and I don't even know how to solve this. I am so screwed.Homework Statement
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(The answers written above are supposed to be the correct answers.)Homework Equations
P + (1/2)pv2 + pgh = constantThe Attempt at a...
recently i was asked one question in an interview!
How fluids flow? i mean whether it is because of pressure difference or any other reason.
one more thing! could anyone explain me what is actually the pressure of a fluid and what is the gravitational force exerted on fluid(i.e weight, as i...
Please consider a U-tube filled with an incompressible fluid as in the attached figure. Piston P divides the fluid in two segments. When P moves, the fluid particles on immediate vicinity of either face (points marked 1 and 2) will have same velocity.
Does this mean, they may considered to be...
Homework Statement
Write a vector field equation which describes fluid flowing around a pipe of radius r whose axis is a circle of radius R in the (x,y)-plane.
Homework Equations
x2+y2=r2
Equation of a torus?
The Attempt at a Solution
What I've gathered from the question: the pipe...
What are the general boundary conditions for nonviscous, incompressible fluid flow? I am trying to find the velocity of fluid at the surface of a sphere with the incident fluid having uniform velocity. I am surprised to find in the solution that the radial velocity at the surface does not...
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I am trying to reduce the noise from jet thrust in the Turbofan/Turbojet Engine.
1.what type of flow, the hot gases (from the turbine) behaves before existing the Nozzle in the Turbofan/Turbojet Engine?
2.Explain the Flow properties and it's behaviour in the Nozzle
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First time posting here...pretty cool forum. Anyway, here is what I am looking at in nonspecific terms.
I need to design a tank (non-specific aluminum material that is holding water at room temperature) that is approximately 2.5 feet (must be round) in diameter and 1.5 feet...
I believe I heard somewhat of the following thesis on TV:
Take a constant and homogeneous fluid flow, introduce an obstacle, and you can find at least one path connecting original endpoints that is quicker than without the obstacle. Might this be so?
Homework Statement
oil w/ density of 850 kgm^3 goes through a pipe diameter 8 cm at a rate of 9.5 liters / s.
what is the speed of the oil?
Homework Equations
v_1 = (dv/dt)/a_1 = (9.5*10^-3)/(pi(.04)^2) = 1.9 m/s
The Attempt at a Solution
i have the solution because this...
Here's a silly question.
If I'm comparing two different sizes of hose, using the same flow rate in gpm, how do I calculate the pressure drops through each for comparison?
I'm considering using hoses with interior diameter .438 and .688, each with a length of 5 inches.
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I'm just looking for some clarification on some flow concepts which I'm having a bit of trouble getting my head fully around :S any help on this would be greatly appreciated! thanks.
Basically, I understand the theory and derivations of Bernoulli's equation, the continuity principle and the...
a perfect and incompressible fluid flowing in circular path about a center. the flow is two-dimensional and steady. I need to find differential relation between the pressure and the tangential velocity and the radial distance.?? I couldn't find which eqn i can use for this problem. I first...
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I've been stumped on this problem for over a month. Any guidance would alleviate my overwhelming frustration. Here is the original problem statement:
Find the principal rates of deformation and principal axes for the flow given by: u = (x,y) and v = 0, satisfying the...
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I cannot figure out which pump or size of pump would fit the need I have. Can you please review the need and recommend a type and pump model/specification that you think would work for this application?
I need to have a fluid flow of these specs, I don't have any constraints or...
This came up in the homework help section, and has me scratching my head.
Consider a vertical pipe open to atm at one end under steady flow.
The velocity in has to be equal to the velocity out because of the cont. equation.
The pressure at the bottom is zero, (atm), and the datum is at...
I'm struggling with this question right now:
Let the complex velocity potential \Omega(z) be defined implicitly by
z = \Omega + e^{\Omega}
Show that this map corresponds to (some kind of fluid flow, shown in a diagram, not important).
For background,
\Omega = \Phi + i\Psi...
I'm trying to create a model of the procedure of having a bone marrow biopsy done in order to seek ways of eliminating the pain which one has to endure during this process. I'll need to start with modeling fluid flow in a porous medium but this is something I've never done before and have never...
Ive been thinking a lot and come nowhere, is it possible to create a program with a 2D envirment where the temperature change from place to place and make the computer calculate a current in the fluid? if so how would the mathematic look like then?
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if you have an aluminium sphere of volume 0.006 metres cubed, how do you find the gravitational force acting on the sphere, as well as its acceleration (ignoring water resistance)
Also, if your given the area and velocity of a fluid at two points of hose, how can you find the...
I need to do some fluid flow calculations at low Reynold numbers. My current PIII won't suffice. Which processor should I go in for?
I was looking towards the likes for P4 3GHz with HT. I know with this speed, the calculations will take hours but I am willing to tolerate that. Will a 3.2 GHz...
I need badly some materials or instructions on how to simulate fluid flow or similar/related things to finish my research in the next 3 months...Do you know where I can find some to read, or places where I can download source code ?? Anything about it is really fine, how to simulate is also...