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Conservation of Mass
Conservation of Mass
Conservation of Mass
Conservation of mass
Figure 1. The differential control volume dV and the mass flux through its surfaces
or in tensor form
can be accepted to be
The flux term (second integral term) in the equation of conservation of mass
mas can be analyzed
in groups:
Droping the
and
B. Momentum Conservation
Force Equation
=
Derivation of fluid element based on Newtons Law II
y
F
+ ( . )
where:
F = Force
m = Mass
a = Fluid element velocity
=
!
"
( .
1. Surface Force
Surface force caused by stress who pushed sides of fluida element. There are 2 kinds of
stress working on surface; normal stress (ij) and shear stress (ij).
Normal Stress :
Shear Stress:
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#&
'% = lim#&+
,- = lim#&+
,. = lim#&+
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#$%
#&
#&
#$.
#&
3<55 +
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6<55 75
9 75. 7;
65 8
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9 7:. 7;
65 8
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3<55
6<55 75
9 75. 7;
65 8
For x,y, and z axis, have summary of its surface forces, which can derived:
/
= 0
/"
= 0
/!
= 0
'
'""
'!!
,!"
"
,"
,!"
,"!
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9 7:. 7;
65 8
= >+
= ?+
= @
2. Body Force
Only fluida weight element.
A
A!
=
=
.B =
.B
. B!
A"
. B"
(B > + B! ? + B" @)
C.
Corelation between fluid mass element and fluid weight element described in below
equation:
= D
= D.
'
,!"
= D. 3
,"
G.
= D. 3
= D. 3
= D. 3