Probten 8.4 gad Given! Standard air entering Ad8m danieler Act, Q=2o mt ma Fund; (a) whether fisw 1s laminar or turecctent. ® Approximate entrance length tor filly developed Siew, Solution; The Reynolds number mary be writen on terans of the volume tiaurate, Thus since V A/a = Yafrp? then ke= PP 1D. 224 ap 4a a » Av 7a» ~ wo me for air, from Table Alo. Thees xh ep 8 = 9690 TBR mY 53m “bos Since Re > 2300, flow 's turbeelent, Aacording to See, &-1, the entrance leigth nity G6 betwee 25 and 40 Hameters, Thus, sine De h.3m, Sm eh 412.0m ——_ 184Frobiem 8.2 Wwull Gita: Flowin & tireniar hawe Transihon te terbutence securns at Be = 2500. Find: Prepare a leg-hg plot ef mean veltuty versus tube diamerr. Plot lines Corresponding 7 Ke = ov for (A) Starcard au, Aad (b} waterat SC. golation: &.> CL2 2 Ve —— ay Py standacd aur (Table Ai), ys tte rhs Vx REY © 2200, 1 46K Sy, o = V= BY, 2800 reso fot 1 2 ope m/s at D* 1m fim Far water at it (Tab ay), v= (iHnio" m/s T= REY = eB 0G Me 0S? ° = in = 26.2 m/s Qt D* Dry, Vx Vs ERM 28005 Mero Cpaty Le 600262 mis at D=Im 107 to vo 2 g S Bo - ge 3 in 0) ol jt wo? 0% Io! P10 Diameter, Dim) 1S[ddan 93 | satel) Goan For Seng soar Kubn , Neontoen & sans Sor Bee ma cucteder gine: Arenas, Son Find. Fragase 0, Seg oa, Qot_of ucla Gao rote ,S, Tun Vue, Sas), AE \mes core year Mes Ont eres A SO Sghaduces, ~ . Ss x en eS OO R= PIA HB-B awse o - TQE Yer dondord ar Tabbed, I= whons® wl: Wats, as = Qaeed Sty ts 2 ahead ale REYES A Ge BR ac we For wader dt The A, Tew est ak BYE | ox TOE, xy WOOT @s aden? ay wine” s. aAwethoo = aden ak Srondosd ace x Adume Flos tde _ alelds| Redden #4 sa@h | Given, S Seuss a cicosthar Suse, \vanition Gon Leber Ko Nude Sas accuse AU Rea 2300 | Fad. Yee o SS ¢ ross Mae cote Se Nessus Ree thee hoe CO Ronee SRSA. we. Sdubien. _ . YeGAtion Ree 2 Bio x & . ae > 1 Ree eae « SS ong Ae Te For endord ar Th add, peas act kales We Sa RRS Bed Se eon nad ih Wye ta L WE Baan” Rahs Bec wader ASE (Robbed, pe wad? kala i Ree = Fawn bs Sn cmon 2dr Sale ROY. Vw) We ade hehe 6, 6 ag” Nomina E ssecdara osrRex ted, 6. Toss Meo ete (AO ¥ oProblem 6-5 atl bivtn: Smooth fube loctt D= 12.7 mm. Find: (a) Maximum vo fume Flew rote for laminar tiow of water. (6) Maximum avtrage S020 fire laminar flow of air. © Eatrence lengths. Solution: Computing equetans: Re -2 ~2 Yoon ke Dara. (Tapie Ato)! Air pe Won Smryy . (STA (lable AB)! Water v= 10on0 mls (200) Fov laminar flow, Rt$%B00 20 maximeun 1& 2309. Q=Va Va PR Anwar (0.0120)'m*, 1.27%07% m* & ey Por water Ge toot? Vv on ‘ Bieta ™ 9:18) ms Q= a1 om, horxom* 2.2ax07S m/s ae : B= 2.24 x10? , 1000 L 260 S— = 1.38 Limnin s ns mn Por au = Menon, 230, 24 mls “ Eatrance length depends only on Rb, $0 its same tr btn: Le = 0.06 Re D = 0.06, 2390, 0.0127m ~ 7S m le <— 1s8| Redden Ge | Peder _ | we meen. Acorns dhe Gow s 5. anne, | Goes Brorgnatly Go gchar YE LON Bade sal © scr Ge Reo WES SSSR EES SSS geater 3. Ss) mare Cog v4 oe ord Spe dioewer wd Re Cor some Reaordic Und Y= & SdvB ReNMEsure Qaada suangresibhe Sas YyeGations. Re = BS 5 ae Jae on WSR Ten, ne Re ERG RS BRS Rh Re Wso w= W- VMS. Ba - ss Er REE RS Sym Re Fron Eq Ova. a= Tk < Then Gr sane Gas cde wn adios WR dGret Gord diander , “yRe Ye Re we Se Regs Rey = “SEP a vtoo = ese aE 1s4 }Problem 8.7 Given: — Laminar flow in the entrance section of a pipe shown schematically in Fig. 8.1. Find: Sketch centerline velocity, static pressure, and wall shear stress as functions of distance along the pipe, Explain significant features of the plots, comparing them with fully developed flow. Can the Bemoulli equation be applied anywhere in the flow field? If so, where? Explain briefly. Discussion: The centerline velocity, static pressure, and wall shear stress variations are sketched on the next page. Each variation sketch is aligned vertically with the corresponding sections of the developing pipe flow in Fig, 8.1. Boundary layers grow on the tube wall, reducing the velocity near the wall. The velocity reduction becomes more pronounced farther downstream. Consequently the centerline velocity must increase in the streamwise direction to carry the same mass flow rate across each section of the tube. (When laminar flow becomes fully developed, the centerline velocity becomes twice the average velocity at any cross-section.) Frictional effects are concentrated within the boundary layers. The boundary layers do not join at the tube centerline for some distance along the tube. Therefore ‘in the center region outside the ‘boundary layers flow may still be considered to behave as though it were inviscid. Flow outside the boundary layers is steady, frictionless, incompressible, and along a streamline, These are the restrictions tequired to apply the Bernoulli equation. ‘Therefore the Bernoulli equation may be applied as a reasonable model for the actnal flow outside the boundary layers, ‘The Bernoulli equation predicts that pressure decreases as flow speed increases. ‘After the boundary layers merge at the centerline of the channel the entire flow is affected by friction. Therefore it is no longer possible to apply the Bernoulli equation. ‘When flow becomes fully developed the rate of change of pressure with distance becomes constant, In the entrance region the pressure falls more rapidly; the increased pressure gradient is ‘caused by increased shear stress at the wall (larger than for fully developed flow) and by the developing velocity profile, which causes momentum flux to increase. In fally developed flow the pressure curve becomes linear; the pressure drops the same amount for each length along the tube. The pressure distribution curve at the end of the entrance length becomes asymptotic to the linear variation for fully developed flow. ‘The wall shear stress initially is large, because the boundary layers are thin. The shear stress. decreases as the boundary layers become thicker. At the end of the entrance length the shear stress asymptotically approaches the constant value for fully developed flow, JooProblem £.9 (tard) | Tos ba acing) ole Fe dd Fig. 8.1. Flow in the onttanes region of 8 pipeProbiem #8 | t2ady Given: Velocity profile for tows betwee) stationary Esetiel plas, ‘ arayl-y) 4 a La = Find: Rati2 T/umax, First tind Umax , by Setting a 20. & = Alay) rag(-1) = alh-2y) ; Bro ae go8 Ae Aman 4) -abla-b)rak From the defiactran of V, aad [fk Tee| i | Frolhen 1 | - Ganen t Aneneress Row bdween sparebe\ eben vats nnn a way 3) End 3 Ld RBC us © *s = SB ogegesde enact aN © Seldvion: 1 Beodolle tondary candice ae Me) uso @® Qe ehh aro eo =O) Bede Fron BED Gro Vrog Co yore) otek | Fron BO, ee wea (A Sh i Fen Bo, oF wae ade) © Subireduig yd Gon ag ane ony 1 aro Reding, age. Sona ape = ea (n Yad “Sows ae -& fonts & Wes, 2 we wal GS Ye oe |] & az fuse For western dag = ov Unay = Ag “a as ( (ols (ag - BR dme | yo sal" i tol -s(3\\ Bae a= Ped Ss Sma eda = Ub > das —_______ 1s «cy &- AWW = R Ona Nd = i * 4 8 pe W3 svcd__ Foblem 810 : Hrat i Giien: Laminar, fully develped tous between pareltel plates y ; *OS Mig) Bae * - Me rm tL toy hmm . prerreree Find: (8) Shear stress on usper plote. - GC) heme fous rit, PE Knit tordth. Wolth =6 Solution: From 69.9.7 with arh, an 2 Bley] lan 4h - -= EC’ 4) = ¥e At upper surface, 4 =h}2,and Then Tym = °.005", 200M, = —/.80 Minn The upper plase 3 a negative 4 surface. This since Lyx tO, Shress acts to right, in % director, The voleme How reste fhe bh h t ey a + fuaa + fe oy - ef ubdy = zoel ud 3) or ' Deaf tadyy ushers 7 =3f aed an Ze Gn) Tye ae Tus Os af BR dn * ~f.B ln 8) “SG B ef locastrrt, mt, “1200 2 Sg 210° mi) b “ews aS S40 11076 ma “fs Note 70,50 Flow 1s farm left fe right. 164 ka iM,| Abie 2.44 | grata Grivta: Fully developed! Iimninarc Foy bthuten POLAles Plates, 4 ~ er O.01 tS 2 8 wt hae ———— Oot, Fi ax fe Find: ) Shear shress on upper plate. ® Veteme flow rate per unit wrath, Soluticn: From €9:8,7 with ae2h, “> el -b +) Thea =, «st a Ba A «ER CH) -98 At upper surtacy,y%h, ane Tax = Open, f BE, ft. = -6.0400 be | The Upper plate s anegatiwe ysurtace, Thus since Tyx <0, tress acts ty FIQht, in 4% direchen. The volume fo rate a A A 1 Mody = ef Ubdy = 246/ uct) or ' 2 : 22h [aay where 9 Yn 0d Ux $ EE (hop) Thee. . : 3 * ge nf “BS Cendn 2k 2O-499)[ ~ 2S 4 = 5 eee Ysa A Fe = 6:67 10 SH¢*/s Nate 4>0, 50 flows 1 From left % ght, 76s BeProbiem 9.10 | BUA BY Glen! Fullg developed laminar fiew between pare Mel Ares, Her Mono leg SB -om 4 —< ‘ ; X= Aes ii. Find: (a) Derwe and plotequaten trr sheer stress Versus ¥, &) Maximum sheer stress, 1a; BI win ae At Ss Solution: From 64.8.7, with ach, bu fo BL-(8y] by symmetry, the origin for y must be located ak the Channel Gentervineg. Apply Newton’ fas of Viscosrty . gu Ton = ee YE YR =A a Assumption: NMeustonian theid Then d cht ap Fy pee 4} Tox sud gels @) Tox __—_- ~ For 70, Pfox &a, Thus Tyx <0 fr Yro and Tye 70 for y Xd. bn the wepper plate CQ minus y Surface), Tyx <0, so shear Stress acts te the rgar On the lower plate (a ples y Seerfaced, Tye 20, 0 Shear Stress acts to the right. ThE Axim Stress BCLS Luhen Y=t Dh, Thus = 4) = Be ody 008i, Ke (40 ef )-, bE) os, Tmax = Tax CZ) & =ox a. ah «¢ fx -ocotar BEI a, << or Emax = Eyx(-$) = 0.008ee wf yin) 602s Plot: Ton ) - 0.02 ‘IboReader 4.03 \ sata Gans Aygcadkse oe saggorls a \eod of 20,coo lt . eon YeKon dan \s Ke Aba rodiak doas Qs Sw Bk sos wecostiy, “O6 see do oS ASE Beds Leakage vate of Auld goad fe gdon Se eg Puc daohoga Sardar : \ Reus 2B, “Pre Sadatiown See oe eek WAS OES Gc wan of ea. S| when Be Ledtage Cos cic con he eaduched Gon Sy gts Lt a whe be D> oe Be Rois? © leas? Ms LE (arvedsde Fad Bee RBA and R= 3 - st ged. as “dy = een Whe nes We Le a AY (aed | ea APS a RT Gmee Me “Ate a : xe |e awwo @ Lad 2 Garnc™ @h s N fe Badr ee &- S sasous® Bard . a a-R- 8° S- CBOE oS Le oak = . ae = ee e= Ss was mse. S See * Me Res O. O2 fo Gow AaGaddy Somes v aon aa door aL squd ST diaqlaus \qpad ol cobs 9, idrere ae we _ ao \ . 2 Xe oe Se SD peared B adage Se0s als Sou FL SES tad | dan of phon con Soe NES ondeded. v bw?_ __Reathen 385 L. ad | Gon os i Serene ook ean SEAS Ses SRE BO A A SE Fad: \sckoas cde of ol BAR pden Shi tee the Bas Be Gers § gx See davdhoged. \aninat rE oe Sas Sha feat Nore >a RO we + oes “e cote canbe exducied oO foo” San a_ eer Xu A ere Lew a (ror Fake @t 0dr (Hed » pss este DoS = aaa Helge ie : EAE LL sol Le ; Bee RPA ard Be Ee SS HAN T BOE a 2 = ade ix wed hee Qe Ss = Fae odd, Baas we. ot. te SS ae a= anc Fl a Breck Rex eee “8 ye Se Bl eee we RP LLL WAT kt ae eS Be Ba ok Feo Sans TEAS | De ea ctor Che = Ladend KL ee £& Se — ere hast B Be = Ooze ana Gas & BeCntadyy Lonvos Pier nose doun A peed WT Reganes guid db cabs ,@, hoe he a: Uv ~ AS in > = SS =e By ane 2, ae VAG a = % OS art Mees \y Se E- MA. 6? 5 J mducn of pidten ton be nedeted i "168 || Preblten B15 Gan teh Bruen: Piston eyhader device uaity SAE (DW o1f ar 1086. O=9.2Sin, . P= 100,000 psig. =Z0h. A= O.DO01 in. Find: Wtawage tow rast Solution: Orputing equation: g = ap Bove, Assumphens: ( Lamaar fous @ Fuitg deveb pect fort (L>>4) Fire SAE 10 oi) at w06r (87.9%), Au Px Aes (Fig. A.2) Aen PE MES, LE al sega 74s car He sf Por this contigeenathon, L= TD, site acd, Then Q=224ph _ wa3app War HEaae = E0077 ia 100,000 let , 0-28 in., 72 x int R*5.98KI0 in )s Chéck Ke to ones laminar tus - wy S4BxO NS 4 yt ” v Re ae 7 pein bao a. 7 755” 4 SG * oe (Table A.2)5¢ > $6Pr0 Kew CVO. 6 Pn Ve wae oz 0.88 (1.44 5) 7.S8in, , (07% in, lets 8° s, “Sasa rs "Shag te" Fe ras Re 0.0113 <<2300 $0 ftow is definitely laminar ! Neh| Wrote | _ Ginen: Sagrodle eo BN ey ey ae ws Cert erection § vet on. Sue sapped ih SHE Boro Qved® and WS So REG, 3d rd of Re bee < +s cece gee SS Cap ea 3 Bond! hal Resume eat: Ga desiows . Kander Gos ios CMe, hen Se prestare Re rosa &\ Noragta, eon Be A are Xo Spene wk La Sos Neral gacgndioubas § al 3 con fe x sy x SERS co= 2 (gan = ay wan = oC "ee = SQ\bss ce at sie Wal aly Ges av 29, (8 SNe as ows BE ea gh ae Bae oset Ke cores presence wads. KS gen by Bee BR sot Roots). 8 Set Sec $n hoo ee Re Geo ras 6 ante Sq, $5 q X pa\e Ren “EON \ | 3 sap Fron Fawr, SPE Bde. + Ms (uw Ler trond > Monde, Te Feds . ee > See ey: wel = Rea Bed Re Bee SP *bSs y Sn 7 sQ aS SF ENS 2 el, . . s - SS ws > Ree wat eons \ Bact & Pow & Akeldy lender . SS ARS “Ws ie Be sh 0| Preblem Bur tate " Gwen: Aistin=cghader device, as Showa D=bmm bL*tsmar Li guid 45 SAE3O i) at 20%, Find: (A) M tr develop pp x 1.5 MPs.(gage) (43 Leakage flow rate ia terms of a @ Maximum & te provide y = 8B wb nd cheek assumetons: V ~ 8 ofa a bat ime en? Thes olin, see LD = 9, Ga Be Bette? = OBS < 0.01 Theretore pishn mohen is neg hgivle. Also. fe = Ye a) “Fst « From Tobie A.2 Lappe tel A), $6 * 0: ya O42 me me ae, mae “Gabe GE. - 1S THO™ Aes - fe = NASI m Lex Mm, Sw Sy ie7S ee | ys 4 SIo-4 Therefore flow Is surety laninar! ™mProblem 8:18 q20 Given: Visteus Haw in narrow gap berucen parauel dsles,as shown, 3 Flow rate 1s Q, accelerations are small. a Velocity profile same as tutly developec, ’ i Find: (a) Expression Br Vir, (by AP kip 1A gap e t ©) Expression tr pir), fa) Shows net frye 10 hold upaer phar 1 ovsupsy | gy Be ABET Bi] cotatian? Penn te ePinitenn of mean ve locvig, Q~Vemrh 300 x38, The pressure change Wn racks can kevatuakd by analogy to &% Fob el B)H° Fg (Ble? wetn be ene Thes & ~- oe Thr fascorse 9 % fad plr), ie ob = fatm-P ~{* {a dr = $48 tur) Sec8 ble) Thus ptr) * pom — GE smug) CHEPKR) SPP PX Ro The force on the woper plate is dh *(pér)- Porm Jerrdr Takegrehng and using gage pressceres rote fog = - Me) at Re “Leer arrdc ~ fo The? + erat pegs dh) = RoR + oretf, fan GAS Lol E(B) kG) ~ RaTRE - LO" Gf teuder bf, = Pers 2680 kon -4] -Qott-®-2)} = eS) stl B) wasy 2 - Gyrtinlye 4 ys] SEES] ae voi [e per) << Ri jewi Problem FF i eat — Bruen; Poaser- jaw model fer nen~Kewhonian lgutd, Toy = Key" 4 Pars nd: Ss =(2 ay” at 4 ¥ Find: Show u=(7 Se) Bb [-ey#] ty, a fir Fiatly developed laminar How berween p ates. Plot: Protiks ule vs. ylb for n> 0-7, 1.0, dod 13 (0 *Umnax). Sehation: Apely momentum equachen * differenhat CV base equahen: yota ode) zo0sy Pg t Fs = Zz f, et yp Assteemptens! li) Horijental Fou: ©) Hecdy fou ©) Fay developed Fou Perey Het Fi cly) coche —(p 422 al lrchy — Tulthe =8 97 B® Since T = Thy) and Pp» ples, then g +E x constant and C292 or Syn KB) = ay Thea Thus daw 2 yt an EB) Ps” Jategrating ” 4 =~ im “moe = fh AByh nas a BT re =e) mayne But uz0 aty~h, so 1 t ° CL Ban 5 oy CME PE)" a he and 4 an E) eA] att or “Ger ah -giF] ns07 n=10 9913 yh www ° 1 1 1 003 1.000 0999 0.998, 0.06 0.998 0.806 0.993, 01 0.996 0.990 0.983 02 0.880 0.980 0.942 03 0.848 0.910 0.881 04 0.892 0840 © o.g02 05 0814 «0750 0.707 06 ©0711 0.840 0.595 07 0580 0510 0488 og 04a 0.980 0.826 09 ©0228 «0.190 0.170 1 ° 0 o ee 113| Problem £429 | va teh Given: Power leus model fer nan Neustoaiza liquid, ton ~ KEE)" . lett Find: Show i. aes ae a "ty —-—— ba VW ner! Ga) i tor fulig cusped lamar flew betueen plates, Plot: | Profiies uh vs. gh for 1707, 10,804 13 (9 » uaug) Solution: Apply momentum equation » difRreahas Cv Basie equaten: =i) male) *0f3) Sur de =f wee of Ve ea yurte Assumptions: (i) Herigontas tow aT @) Heady foo Pirdy | | lpr urdy @ Fist clverped Flow ow Corde porch + lo+ E dy ure - lpr Bede edly rote =O or H,-2% afar | 230 SUH Ht i Since T Bly) and 2 = ple), thea ¥ * ¥, stofstant and T=52L or Tam = KO BY = 9 Be oe Thes He a-G Ho Tategrahag a_t ok a Ee wo EEE ei ee = GENE YF re But u0 at gah, 50 a + ame ans ee) 8 4 2. 41 4 ERY [Ch] = heey sf ey] The volume flow rake 1s 5 , Q= V4 ~Plezn) = Luda =f, nerdy = zur | wath) or 1 7 4 mu) Tt Valet) Ce By" 28 [in ats GY et | a t wd Bool pa(b ee)? an ‘ byt 4 VER) lim aa] (BB) oy =e By 2h Thus Be ent? kL, $+ Se-Gh"] % and + e Q=V tush hey ZauthProblem 820 (contd) | 003 0.06 ot 02 03 04 0s os 07 08 cr 1 n=07 n=10 n=13 wu 1411500 4.57 141 150 156 141 1491.55 141 1401.54 1980 141.47 134 197 1.38 1260 1281.28 49501131 1.00 0.980 0.931 osis 0785 0.732 oset 0540 0510 0319 0285 0.266 ° 0 ° 78Problem &.2t | eoakey Given: Sealed journas bearing tating as shown, fa + 2omm, rp > 28mm F Gap contains oif in laminar motion 4 with hiear velocity profile. —_ 432 2800rm and Torque, T= O2N-m Find: @) Viscosity of oft @) wit borgue increase or decrease with time? Why? Solution: “Untort" bearing since gap is Small, ANA Conse AS tous behween Parallel plates, Apolg Newton's las of Viscosity. 4 oawr; sa: ks Basic equation: Ty, sete Eo ans Assumption: Ls ' y : Linear velocity profile Then yy su# = eet and : Tr, (emnllyy) = erntecy, = amewerl ar Solved eae 9 A ASE = hen C001, 0.2 Mom, min ! ce a Fe0b rev "(o.02SPms"t.1m "trae aA (Ab = 00695 Aes | m* Searing 1s Sealed, So cil temperature Witt increase as energy Ms olss pated by friction. For Ugur, An decreases AST Wicreases. Thus torque Will clecrease, Since 1s Prygerhenas te 4+. 116Problem $12 422M Gwen: Fully devenped laminar Flow between pareltiel Paks lutth No Pressure grahent. zh ¥ I 20.3510. Urtke « Fiad: (a) Expression for wioerty Profile in gap. . (6) Volume Flow rate Per unit depth passing croSs-sechen. Solution: Use Analysis of SéehenP-2,2; sir . PE OPK Sum Perens ia x, direchon: e andy de ye [+BY CEP Jove Lp RE lo B Bet 0 Simple dod ~ empl Pong x - Bro x ae ° Lategratiag tice wa Gy ter Boundary condihens: Yyro,u=-U ; & 2-0, Yad UAV 5 Ue ~ 6d -U So y= U5 Thus u =O +UdZ-0, tlmisee) = a9 -1 The volume Fious wore bs a +f aoa “fi bel -ferwg- U Jbary ~ Yrs -ayp, ae Yess -0,] = bGetid = LI=By fo Bo feoasine- DEH = pore ls / ~—_______+ Foti alg) m7Probie 8.23 | sce | Given: Water ot 60% fews between large flat plates, EL et TF *0.3m/s (er iv 1 b= 3mm (P-¥ Pes I PHBE )dydg t ee Senay | 2 oy ees Find: Pressure gradient reguired far zero net tow at a section. Solution: Apply momentum equation Using Cv and coordinates Shou, sot) mole) 03) & - Fg + Fiby “2 v1et fitch eos rt 4 ow Ss ay Assumptions : 0) Fag 20 Q) Steady How O) Fug developed tow @) Newtonian fic Basic equations: Then Fq 20. Substituting the force terms (seepage 31o for details) D . Hey ley ge He de 21 Br Te BG” Tee Tntegrating puice, ant Byte + Gy te % cualuate the constants ¢,and Owe must use the boundary Conditiéns, At yxo, u>-U;50 C= ~0. At 2b, U+0,50 oat BPeorsee-v ore eZ 4, Bax Exh e Thus bap ns oles) 4 Fide Greg) HOC Em! To tind the flowrate, Wwe integ ate ve oe = fiudy = LLB ape od -fety = “Bd Ee S fora = =o, Larkin Ae = 468x107" Bes from Tabk Ag, Bh a - EEE wo bpo.te tb no" WS eal e Ite nfatin — Thus pressure must decease sr % cuieetin tor yes net flowrate, 78 ae axProblem #24 seat Given: Dimensionless elect; profile far frebly developed larnurar flow between aha parattes piats with upper plate roving at tonstaar speed U (Fig, 8.5), Find: Plot the shear stress as a functor of papdiiménsenal distance yla For each of the three cases Shown in the Figure. Solution: The vélotrhy profile (Eq. °.9) max be nondinvenicad lized as = Uy, @ rap ypu iy at a Be SB Me i) 0 Be 2 thE leg] The parameter 6» 524 (B) controle tneprofile shape. For zero pressiere gradient Be prohie is hater, The favorable pressiane gardient hes 0% -§ and the adverse pressure Gradieat has 6x +2,a4 shown below. 0 From &q,?.42, Toe eZ eahyle- 2) on x 2 Be [4-4] ae Tatreducng t, 4, ee a t+ ef 2)-i] This expression is Uincar; 1+ may be pleted as Shown bef: Tabulated values are: — a pa a an ror te oO ah fo3 8 0 4 pond 774Problem 825 | 22) Given: Rewrd-urite head for computer disk~ storage system. Se. n om t= lonio Fuad: (a) Regnabls number in gap tb) Viseous shear stress © Power to overcome viscous Shear, Solestina: V > Rey > BIS m, 800 rev, treet te we Sb.f af Ree Oe VAL SEM as net, s ee “fo Oe See 194 ke $$ _____+— (Table Ao ah 7 =") Teds eek fer smau gap Assuming standard cancirhotis, 1.99 x10" kg fins c= N70 Sp 9 Ln 2.08 ki fag SFeo om |= > The teres 6 > TA © Cork, ane te torque ST “PR = TUR, The power eessipahsn rate 6 Pere -Thuke BOER 0:01 0/0, 05m, Bh 1 4 2 aa Pais FP 180| Prodan 3c. | a-eelel Garon: Sete. aeongre sabe € SSN deadoged Naxos ~ an Sete Nebo pee, C Sxone Sen SAY is a RADE CSD Finds rangi secosky I of oe Ker W=0.kmwn, Se ad and Sra S KS els Whee Re whet grt, SAo oN. us Ba one wie oe aly = ax by SO “ ad nee (= BR - eS and: qe ca . 2a we, CoaeN, 2 A= ooves® Re RA a 8-2 80. Bae - =a ee gee ome | | 0008 0.190 Ot OB | 0.510 03 | 06 9.640 o4 yh 0.750 os | 4 0.840 06 os 0? & 0.960 os 0.990 og ° 1.00 10 oon wm L—___. 791Recher tan | eee Gia darload Lanter Goo essidhe, ~ doen an Ane wuriace | Oe BiNawe Vana \ougs ts candle Finds oe, e\ pro@e Ky use of nacht, ¢ oe ESS & SERS SE oka Sddsorr Fla is Cy dapdoped, J. een) oat xO: 13 oS ol RO Kerentad wer £4 wo Say ee ECD tooo condos on Ke Used, ‘axe’ Sues aro Go kd- e eas Seo no bros dred Spt Ses Soe FR workin siydoon So Ss a ~ “ qa BAN ee SGRH ee See, so oa'f one Guten Sach, ® @ vorarslicn J reese “ ete oe (eS SSN adg: &- x Sas AQene Betts “ Be - eqane BS peace Le SS, ahs ‘ss as ane hank - Bo BSS cdvig agoch, os > Nasha ap oe WEE GQ Dee BX wo oro | te cet to “Sy abs= Cody = eee wae (tg-3t alas eases Joys NY 4g).| Redden dad Gare, Yoee L o-2ale\ deve S Kor Mao Kae wecous a RES as 4 HAwHed AL ade & we ape Oo weno (rage SOY We sha een , Z\apke \relo . spe et she Fea LS Q Ween ee Breer a OSS Aree ddticlohooy 4 Oy Sddicey. yes ET ewes Rion deal gabe gyndoot MS = | @ Tox fa. Lo 8 wie eee se Lay Xe a Mommun dye o/ ‘ =k ase =S8GRa genes Me Sten & RO conde Sams ag LES, Sproat . dees ov WAL weed te As A Bude sO Rey “enfoty WA = A ded XO s (ag = © ae Gy SI aa = ea S - tapes gp - wee ie at * “ Be bee a aig cared + BS wey wate SA Seed Q- acs wel ven ee ~ > WDe Be Qe Me dae ev ely 3 3 . Rex - ney, «Mains x SABO aces = Rex ora R 4793Problem 8.24 tartal os Givens Futty ave loped flow be huten para lie) pilates wrth the upper plate roving (Fig. 8.5), = 2 als; 2Smm Find: (a) B/2 for 2Ppy =o (6) Ty at y =O Aor SPiox =o () Pht Tix vs. & for oblox *0 G bait @ iaerease or decrease iF Plax 20? @) 2Plax fr Tox #0 OF y = 02S a, F flutd IS aur (A) Plot Tyx vs. y far this case. elution: The velocity pootite is quiver by 6p. 88: un Oty Se eey(e>-2) wo uae. Boe 4, 2 @) For wo, un Fe 5 Er fea -f Yo, Zee BL, 2g2, a0008 m = o.00250 rte fon Zz ©) Te A § for B m0, TAU, For air at BTR yx 179810°E 1-3 Jrnt, Tag = 1980 Fs am, tw» 9.0143" Nim* rat Foner ©) Shear shuss 1b constant tr B ao; see plt below. GG win decrease 2B 0; O win increase Bb eo. << The shear stress 1s given bi 69. 29a: Tox ~ AL + ae ['% -4] - - out Lo 2 © for T*oatysoua, 0 eG + EL 4) or Bo tae BE a 4, Lame Ms 2 = 22.49Niotln Be me 1 ‘Co.0025)* yn 7) plot, castutate Tay at y=! tin ole oll 4] ABs BE «8 Plotting : O0FS 1, 22.48 1.0428 AL NOE, + dO ‘a a ho Ya, OS “G3 -2 =F O 1 2% BH SF Tyx (NIm* len) x 100 784 2p o ———| Reber tac | t Grae: Wadler AGS F Cows \bdioaen garabel gdies as Soon _ WE Ee Ge rs Flas 120 MIAe 4 & Feasts \oudtagh F geek K morse oes Bh BW Grae WD uduew of Cos posse a wdc A O85. Was Be sociug ans Sreor hence didelokione - Gneing eden oe SHON: L & “SE a -<\- g * San ta utes, » ws Se GD Or _ arnnd Me ae Seon Tah aa. ~ anne bslecy x . 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Pe P=Patm . cy Find: @) Boundary conditions ter dw Velocrty at YR, Yoh, t G) Velocity profite , Les Bath: fu Solution: Choose Cv ckolydy aS shown. Apply x component of momentum equatian, sote) rots) Basic equations: By + fox “ts apes +] ap0A : Gx eget wv 5 O Fey due to shear forces onty a Steady Trew @ Fulty- developed #low tha, = C+ EY lines - B- FEY heals ~ pg tnclyely ~0 Assumptions : Then Fog + = FH ge We or SE = py. Trtegnating mde y x Tm pay te, Ge or He = ae + Dategrating agan, 2 un Fe sg CBee % evaliate the Constants Cand C2, Ayety the boundary Cuetans €, =U. a& sg At y=0, 42Us, So At yah, T=0, so MH 20, and 4, ig Subs triating, we Be eghy , oy Be i + % Note that at yen, uBio rr #0 Thus the Solution is determined Caty when We are h are kiewn 197[Redden sae | 422d [° Geoens Vehou othe Gor Goby dadogid \anhar Gao & SR SR ns Se mae ea eS COL ays Ge amls az &Sen pete Fea: @ soda Cor US ah Gos : SASL SE age Ss specs ud ay Sor cose Where, WH US was od Sdven: Comte : we - 2 meg ysos: alts 27 EG) ats SEE ass Fer ero, Gon Eq th Costumeg Te 0) aK : For Cin oAverne grein ago’ <<) gee oe L Areas Seo Koo i s é _— = ASexd ths ~—— i Wee us es & aloe os ~ oS ae\t y 3 < as) wor ost = CAVA) one Foe - GGD 3 . BL _eUBp_ ie yan WS Ae, ware By in Re Seacnsrar 7-808 Say > = te pS se EQLR-$) Cee Res Gees 2s 2 SF oad - sa. 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GD pressure, 8 pdberee presence ago Aer oe; ELST x 8 5 Corgang upd: “Kye ws z “CLE: ad aq. “SE -aG Be < Gay Fee Mero OE LAE eal Re Sur dee Rage spe (mde, ARS ae] spe AS 8. anon = va AQ Sue =< Be Sear Reese So conor’ acces! Qarwd (urwe vleed For Mare , Eq tts ndictes RE a koe | “sre x deo ors ese PEED EAD Ss “aS = Mate? Aon 8g ‘Genet astra For &s esters gradients > ty = Nae AS. Bae S BBA on, ennes 2-08) Says MAS + Sag Wyse = hy SS Mane cued, eave ; Tage = ww ALS sa . 1i) Probie 9.34 Given: waa TAL Microchip supported 00 air tim, on a herigental surtack. Chips Are L>H.0 me jong, Ur =F.28 om wide, Add have rnass 1 * 0,325, ThE air filer is A~O.12S mm thlth. The ini has sped oe of the chigs 13 \y* 19S mals s thes Slow From \scoues Shtow. Find! (a) Differential equation for chip ratios curing dlecekerabsn, ©) Time required for Chip ts fose 5 percent of Yo. (ey Sketch of chip s2ted vs. time, wh (Abels ard Comments. Solution: Apphy Newtoa$ sav of Viscosity Basie equahens: Tyx de emt 4 L vy Ke RxtA SF 7ma,y Assume: () Neurtonian tied QO Air at STP OQ) Lintar Velocity Probie in narrow gap 24 eee = vare Coxe we ak, Ana el te! The frec- bedey chiagram fr the chia Is —~, ha = = vu ; Thy Ry satel egy A tl oe Tategrating, fe Dw VY, ve Yo —_—_ et Thus te eh hwy Perey . ras toy, t=x-0 BRS 5 812 0, Oa Na BE i I Ethoes kes 048, ka_sooenc feng’ ~ The pht of speew vs. Arne 13+ fnihat rapid decekrahen Ltt less rapid ciecdlerdbnea Tine, & ‘Nasymprye| Prablen 2.35 _. #22atA\ Given: Free-surface waves begin to form on a laminar liquid film flowing down an inclined surface whenever the Reynolds number, based on mass flow per unit width of film, is larger than about 33, Find: Estimate of the maximum thickness of a laminar film of water that remains free from waves while flowing down a vertical surface. Solution: The mass flows rat ts ri pA apTUS, 5 or» OS. Thus ec a + & = 33 (maximum) From Example Prbten 3:3 (pp. 243-345), 0 = Pas Me Tus 3 es pg? a rr 8 Solving fy 8, ‘e ge % At T > the, ce whicoxto ke fens aad g 2 948 ka len® (Table A.9), Substrhetiag, ‘a [een 8 eap Tai $+ 2.0% mn or 02h mon aeProblem 8.36 _ __ #22ts\ Open-Ended Problem Statement: Hold a flat sheet of paper 50 to 75 mm above a smooth desktop. Propel the sheet smoothly parallel to the desk surface as you release it. Comment on the motion you observe. Explain the fluid dynamic phenomena involved in the motion. Discussion: After some practice, one can release the sheet so that it continues to move parallel to the desktop for a considerable distance before finally slowing and stopping. The slowing of the paper sheet is so gradual that the motion appears to be almost frictionless. The thin layer of air trapped under the paper sheet acts to “lubricate” the motion as the sheet moves parallel to the tabletop. Kinetic sliding friction between the sheet and the desktop is prevented by the fluid layer. Instead the motion is resisted by the much smaller viscous shear stress caused by the motion of the sheet (see Section 8-2.2). Thus the sheet appears to move across the desktop almost without friction. The same phenomena are involved in hydrodynamic lubrication, Detailed analysis of lubrication is beyond the scope of this text, but contact between two solid surfaces can be prevented, even ‘with large normal loads, by properly shaping the clearance space between the two surfaces. To I analyze the phenomenon, the Navier-Stokes equations for incompressible flow (Equations 5.27) { are simplified further to a “thin layer” form. These equations are used to predict the load carrying capacity of a lubricated bearing. ‘The NCFMF video Low-Reynolds-Number Flows shows further examples of flows in which viscous effects are dominant. 742Fooblem 9.37 $-220s\ Given: Viseous- shear pump , aS shown, b= worth normal t dhagram; ack Find: Pectar none character istes (0) Pressure artferenhad () Input paver ) Efficiency AS Freneheas of vohearc Flow rate. Solution: Since 2%*R, unwrap b form lowe between pare tte! plates. Pople €98. 89 tb falty develeped Note! tres Voheme flow rete s Q Ue 3 P perrrerrereereT PTOP fo jaw B-% oe 7 Substitating U* fe and B-% }— p= ‘ent (oie. -@) = uebne Ap ae <__—______} Torque is T= TR(kL) = Reet, wer 6 P=Tes, Fram &.P.9a, at y74, ~ - Re = Rebu| “ety BB] = Roe] her Gest Re, 28s | = As Rust 2 P Rebs | AR £25)] + kb(hued* (4 4B ) P —— Output power is BAp, 50 FE Ieeney KS ~ Che . CuaLRY/, 20 a. 4 7 pe OS (- io.) die Tews + G- BBE = 68_U~ Bay) y =a Ne Ge Bs) ” 44Problem F.22 | Given. Annular gap Sta) As Shown, Power required te pump oil, Pe. Power to overcome viscous dissipaton Ry. Fired: (a) Expressions for Fe, Rr © Show tote! power minim rest when a. 6 chasen $0 thet R= 3B. olution: Apply 98.86 and 89 for Flos bere paratk plates. Assumphensi() 452, 5 untut r Flas prates SESE ad @) Nb presseure, gradient erteumbereatialy z The viscous power 1s the prodisct of vistoces *rqUe times WI! * A+ Teo = TewreyRu =a Ler 2p 2s ae PP moi Sue & Tater z The pump power 5 fac prodicet of frow rate times Oressure dep. = O4b ~ ~ 42740 _ 1002p ~ Wee ° Fam €9. 8.00, 0 pat eae? ro Feat Ga < pre The total power required & Ap +R 1 Ap = XD , 7020p . Wa. (pene Ft mary be minimized by settvig LE =o. Thus oF __ Taw? , pathy _, oO a 4a* gee This con be wciten de, = ore-tat 2% ~o lwhich 13 Satistieg When 3hp-R, ~0 0F PL +Sho Spine, <—_—___— Ejuaten ! Also can be solved frr & At iphmum condiheds! are AWEE ge gt ete on § «fT lenis 79S| Problecn 3.34 da2ts\ Given: "“Wscoes timer,” tesisting oF a. cylindrical mass 118t0e a eifeertar tube Filled with viscous liquid, Crtahng a darts aanulargap. Fiad. (a) The flow Aetd created when tre mass falls under gravity. @) Whether this wor! make a satis tactery her, and 1# $0, tor what range of time lntervals. . (0) Efrect of temperature shange ta measuced hme interval, Solution: Agpig conservation of mass ta ty o enclosing the cylinder and the moving Mass: Thea: a-ue =V rOa. = Vila ao CO Assume! (i) Gap is narrow, a«D c @) Vongit gap 2 tat, £= 1D ( Lt Bi Steady Flow Fllty developed laminar thaw a Uneler these assumptions, the flow feid 17 the gap is <> that for flows behicen parailel plates With one plate moving. Place coordina on tne moving mass! fo Then the Volume flow rate (€q,8.96)18 F La Ua 1 ry Ere eS j But e a SPY, where Ap IS the pressure drop driving vistoles Fletd, & % c 4 dead 2 Babine? = te ee io re The pressure Change acmss the moving mass Js Fe Ap = eg + bpy @) x Summing tarees tn the rapving mass gives prope” E . 00s) th ope mg. thom But mg ~ fn as and Fy +E 7DL Fn 6p 844, ts ak - FB) ad +S de Subs hiteting, op ~ tm Dig rok 4 4a] 70 or Ap > fmgh- (ok e $2) (4y 1% Flow Feetes| Problem 8.34 (ante) | Combraing €4s.landegues UD. Ue, Apa? ca z Feat Thus met 0, Jun The hive interuar for tre mass ty move clstanct H 45 Ate Hw Oo UT Em S64) fio g 2? ) << Equation 6 shows that the time interval for the mass to fall any distance His proportional to liquid viscosity j1 and inversely proportional to gap width a cubed. A temperature change would affect the diameter of the measuring tube and the diameter of the falling mass. A temperature change also would affect the viscosity of the liquid in the tube. ‘Speed of the falling mass is proportional to the cube of gap width. If the coefficient of thermal expansion of the falling mass were greater than that of the glass measuring tube (Which seems likely), then the width of the annular gap would decrease with increasing temperature. This would tend to slow the falling mass, ‘The total amount of thermal expansion would depend on the diameter of the mass and tube. ‘The effect on gap width would be greater, the larger the tube diameter compared to the initial gap width. It might be possible to “tailor” the thermal expansion coefficient of the cylinder, by using a suitable material, o closely match that of the falling mass. Then there would be no differential thermal expansion between the mass and tube, and changes in temperature would not affect the gap width, Speed of the falling mass is inversely proportional to liquid viscosity. Liquid viscosity decreases sharply as temperature increases (the viscosity of SAE 30 oil drops more than 10 percent as its temperature increases from 20°C to 25°C, see Fig, A.2). This would tend to increase the speed of the falling mass. “The entire device could be maintained at const nperature, ™ atProblem 8.40 iar Ts | Open-Ended Design Problem: Automotive design is tending toward all-wheel drive to improve vehicle performance and safety when traction is poor. AAn all-wheel drive vehicle ‘must have an interaxle differential to allow operation on dry roads. Numerous vehicles are being built using multiplate viscous drives for interaxle differentials, Perform the analysis and design needed to define the torque transmitted by the differential for a given speed difference, in terms of the design parameters, Identify suitable dimensions for a viscous differential to transmit a torque of 150 Nm at a speed loss of 125 rpm, using lubricant with the properties of SAE 30 oil. Discuss how to find the minimum material cost for the differential, ifthe plate cost per square meter is constant. Solution: From Probe 1.45, dr = rdf rtdA But Teg sae seth | A» 2rrelr Tres > ry Che a EMBOY 3d; Pe THEY Ta tag, aw ye OME taeee TELY 3he 5s T ake [he aa] or Ts TAY BH nuty where & > Rif 7 This vatee's per gap, Fach ter has 2 gaps ted heusing, Fer n gaps Te Leb oats on |r From 69.1, asseaming 102019 beg lens (Fig. A-t) andant, s Inatal- prt, tren nk’. 2m Sot, Ot, thn, OV tos. 2. OR paca aR as ev a Mae Fain * FOS = 6 or ta Renee For n= 10 cinch #012 minh Ye HOF GOR My he w 9.101 rm R=(bxet] Ym = 9.0999 br Dm 10mm) R The stack heagth «mght be Lc as mn ter ne ter sn fr nos F| Problem F.4t | saw Given: Fully cevekped laminar flow in a pipe, wrth -R ef) ye ar -S ~( . Exp Gl ] Find: Racks trom pipe axis at whieh & equals the average velocity , V. Solution: First determine V. vee = maf oe = wel & Ezlre@s +} emrdc == [fer -g ~-EB [Len -par: >I Then w= when -£¥ us GQ) ~7.- 2% £L-@] Ex or or y= £Problem 9.42. q3aV\ Given! Waster and S4€ Worl Sewing at 4OC through abmm tube, Find, for: each te id: @) The maximem teurate for laminac few, &) The corresponding pressure gradient, Solution: Laminar tious 13 expected for Re < 2800, Expressing this Mn BACT of Flourate, e~ OP? Wap 4D _ 4a BP eG = 42 or a~ DDE Thus = 7vO. x 7 2 2 Qmax PRO Ane = Eu 200, 0.006m, vont . 10.8 yg? y 4is0, Q = - TRY 2 for taminar few, according 0 64. 8,136, THEA ge ox Ba HO ee oe wee ~ woe so 2 aes am? aK Tr , Ee G00 tm © er tle ROUAQ “) 7 Using data. from Appendix: A, at 4 Finis EY (BEY (ME) ain) CS) Water SI x0™? 7. 10x10 bsinso™ Hea K OT = 15 SAE OW 3.8K “410K S.4xte~* 139K 0% = 3EK0e z ott t * Bra f Alote a~ vs Fans ge ~ua ~| Trreden xe | wa | Gans Vscosty of weber ae te Ne Afenge egttuses, drop ond SER Pash and ieee yo Soon Find ah Motman actune Con catte ol Kons woskd Lu Lanmof & Regeury deo cetres fe Re area aA Bale meAN was ues am . eddie ses Nook ww ha BU sug ah ke gros. Sddson: Reswres dead Gia deodops Lanter Kans we Se Ae Roo 6 = *s renainVoniner upc Ri=tseo. Ree RE = & - S = 3S No ddernne © wa pestoloss S. Beare TATE, Qo a= Mos. 8 & CRA pe teano® Wesley ~ ; ag R.o8SH .\ohns® Bees & - 200 Se Dros Se orcas gerdng, grassure drop, BEE AHR, 5 can tee diasmned. a sos St Ge pe Seated) «gee TPM . cane @ tA owe MAS. a, natn bs, SR rene @ “casa WRE Wh KG = A whe SS ee i $Me gor ‘a used So Edasrine px Gon oy mreotasenanis C | wears Gros «wy as \ we te or pepe OF YS mwas ri se lE SR a GBS GR -GRaly Exduddrg , 2B <. a. BRP RS 4 Lp. cas Re POE ea SE FORMA aa an WN AST COY + Cost . Soe x Qo. See. Re sup coda Nee orgroued. Ms egg SORE SFA abn Gor ‘I Ys * ~~| Reon 454 | sa | Gaer: Sygederne suds of dapdur, ds otconn ont ly Q & Bow & ad ko im Sresen, ace TASER | SSS wet 2 Be onan Gre oA ES ad ee AS S34 Fn e waemen Fas rate A WINK shine: can See delivered Schur odd fe, Sow os Sandy, Oy _ davdogd Vos ow Seohar eo ls, Goaiy Nabe % + Resume is) disdecae & to Tay a A Kua @ ATs toc Then, Be atone Gas cate @ con bee eadladad Gon Eq. fade on AR Une BSP = BRA oa tee Be Se SSS + at THe Po Spee ont Sor Pr An? Kalas. 3 ae ” ho qe ESL EL svar da ON. S sa Sahn” = Tas Sf SAS Ay @ WB ~ le Grech Re we RP SS Sanne Reine = BHO af} AS wre. wee Rex SHB + bro's ames Es 6 3 Lg Ren Th (Mow & ashnddy coare FouProblem $45 wal Given: Commerual viscometer, D=0.31 mm and Lb * 13mm. Sige. Chasen 50 At 2005, and Uyy 1s negligible. Find: Eshimate the maximum Uncertainty 10 D te attow measurement of xr wstthin +) percent, Solt100! Computing equator: Q= TApo* @ise: FEAL Assumptions: U) Laminar flows @) Fuuty de veropes flow Solving for viseest = T4p DY fa en eat But Apregl and Av A¥/be, Thus 1 PG bt DY _ pg dt ot “a aL ae From Agen ©, 1 a By = tlle ¥ + ue)’ + (ey?) Neglect’ ng Uge Ane! Ugy compared to Up, db xe, * et = +42 ty [rapt] = t yap = 44% Thus bp = + he p=t 201, 031mm, ma a ¢ ‘(e090 ram Sp= + 0.77 yam §D ee Bich a small te krance would be impossible te hold in ang manetacturing operation, Theretere Capt leary viscomesers are Cahbratad using a hquid of knewn viscosity in tne Cange of inkerest.L Froblem Bib wu Gien: Resistance 0 Fluid fow, R= & Tube S0mm long Aho 9,25 mm inside Hameter. Find: (a) Show that for jammar fou, R= het &) Maximum AP for faninar Plow in given tube at HOC for (1) keresing and 2) Castor oi. Solution: Apply results deve oped 1 Section 8-% for laminar float tet 1h aton: Ap = (EAL Computing egu. ie st Assumpheoas: (1) Laminar Flos, Re $ 2300 @ Fully devejoped fleur Then R= 4h 2 HEL a Tov To caleulate dp, first write Aia terms of Ke Re = OZR 2B. HER gy Q = Wedhe ae” aA” Teo a and Op = AOL _ i2bak medRe sage, Leet De Toe ie Be Flow may b¢ laminar up % Re * 2300, dp = $2 (2300) 0.050, —— 4 ee NSE m3 kg. el 2002533 ro Pkg” Nese Mfmax (Pa.) = 2.36 nit (ee (esi md] ekg Jen) Using data. frum Toble 4.2 (assume T* 480) and Fig. a2, Fleud A OS WEE OUMYyx) Pima Kersinge 1x10? 89 B49 kPa. Casterait 0.24 96k 14.0 6 Fa, <_< Por caster oi! , Sbmax about 140,200 . atmospheres, The chance for tereusent Flos bi Shim, indeed f BY omeProblem 27 F3ta\ Given: Capillary viseo me ke of Example Problem 8.44, Q > 80 mel s. Least counts are: £9.01 MR for bp, £0.01 mam far B£8 maths for Q,and £ 10omm ter b. 36 Of test liguid 15 Of2, eon 7= 10 MPa fw — “208mm ie g Fuad: (a) Effect of tube duametee on experimental uncertainty. (GF proper ensite of ohamerr aan rriaimise uncertainty, Solution! Viscosity is given by ~ bee the uncertainty li Yam #1 ugh + (bup)*# ud + cat J* % a+ [(eou fay 20)" + (203001 )* zyyt = #[(te.01*+(t0p8)" + (2 0,00/)*#(£0, coset)*]* Yup & the largest tlc 00 ts Upp ti the setond largest influence on ud t= +[pocuss]® = + s.080¢ o- + Bo® percent To reduce Up, increase chametr, Then reduce R to maintain Re constant ke nfie, fo Up scontant. But V~Ba 98, 30 Wo ~ & mcoritont Bur dp wit! be attected. Ap ~ tate, 2 p~Be~ds (svice $ xconst) Representative Values rnty ke computed as follows: D a Ap 7 au wy | a cA (rom | iments) | way) Te 050; 8801.00 6.0160] 0.0800] 0.001| 0.00568] 0.0808] 058) 968) 0.761] ~0.0"33|__o.0727/~ a0ot! o.006t7/ 0.6741 0.60, iose|_0.879| 0173 0.0867] 0.001] 0.004731 0.0620] “Tos 4444) 0.485) 0.0720/ 6.0618 0.0011 0.00887| “0.0688 070, 12a) __064\"_o0zral 0.0871. 0.001] _o.00408| "0.0836 G75 1320, 0206, aasse| 00538] 0.001] —a00s7a] 6.0822) on 0.80] 140802441 0.0410] o.0s00/~~“6.00t 0.00855] 0.0647] Goan.) [best —tasal 0204 owst] —o.os71| 0.001] onal “0.0661 (090, 1884 0.171} 0.0883| 0.044001! 0.00316 0.073a| | 035] ~—ta72|_—~0-148] c.0686) 0.0421 o.001|' “0.00288) 0.0806] 00) 4760|__0.125] 0.0800] 0.0400] 0.001] 0.0024) 0.0085) The untertaraky in D chow quickly asp inereases, Although Uiyy intreases, tnere ib @ dikmeke that minimizes bus, The optimum dameke 4 Dx 0.2mm. Dope (Note that he entrance dagth wisus/d! inereaast, 5,nce lefy * 00a Re) fs| rabiem 8.48 | aalay Given! Pith developed lamar flow (0 & Culer pipe, uiith Sylnarizal Contre! volume QS Shown, 4 Tx tarde et Ly Bir} — Dg of To Find | (a) Fotees acting on cy, @ Exeressian for velocity distritection, Setution: The forces on & CV of adius r are shown deove, Apply the x component of ‘memento. ta GV shown. 0Ci) sole) Ota) 4 Deo oe Sy + Fon BS apes fact , mse ov Asstamotions ! U1) Fg, 29 @) Steady How @ Fuse ~ developed Flos Basie equations : Then Fay = (0-28 H)tr* tin err. — Gor EGE )art 20 Canethag ard combiging terms, he ~rb + 2a +O or Ty At As z x Thus dL. £ dp dir * 20S and uz LF te, yu bx Te evaluate ¢,, dpoly the boundary Condition U0 at raR. Thus = +2 & ge we gh Bee) -E ¥en] and Sd | which 1s Mentéar te Eq, 8.12, foesoe ~ Basiz Equations \ Frobiem 3,44 | 43h Given: Fully developed laminar How in an aanuis as Shown, The ~ diner section Is Stationary ; th outer Moves at Vo. am) ~ ame BP Assume 2 ao Find: (a) Tle). terms of 6,» ah Gd Vor) in terms of 4, @). Evatuate 6, C2. lation Apply % mponent of momentum equatien, using annular a “CV Showa. woe) Fit he 36h unto of. weal; tse Hor Aisemptens: @) Fy 0 @ Steady flow @) Fustg-devetoped flows in = Fy “= Cf Bieter ies = get en-E te = 0 Ce Lee =o or Zt) so rE = 6, o t= eyed sett so te tir) ‘ ae ae em St #0, > wer) tem Ble 2 : To evaluate Constants 6, ANA Cy use: boundary Conedinens. Ab car, aM se hs Silanes ke At ren, er0,s0 03 Bknge y and G>~ Bde ’ ‘ 2 ei = qe =e Tous subtrac hog, Yo = TAN) or Cr = Zriy,) 2 Se BATT) =p. ctose;) = Ve Poblod. a Cow fos ts) = Np PERS utr) <_< %7ek | sald Ginens Faby daghoge Varner retest oa SE Te mules oun te Show S& Se odors cere is gprentoy, uae SAS > -& SA s\ & Cian on eqrecsen ee Beets cot AO Ve Wes a Sindacn of & & ox Comore tid Ag cote, Rare, Wik dao euler ege| | Scvdwory he res vse Qe me sents of Re deer cortrah Lage oF Sede YS No wore we Se Bsr sce oo The wenden conddrars ose RO AB ER wee of re k& “Seat Koon candice a Stee & --@ Se By RR 4 Ce ~---@) = CR S Ws Sloe bd ea Ged Sak eb) Sed) y Ap 8k eewe* cael en “Sk SS ees WW ap aK ae Bh nN ine Sp aR Se SK ROR, as sane 2 = UN (tas - te =- “Se. Gd wer “s &. ar > AS wE\ & Vo Soe Mow Saal » a =o < = -t -aE GAN te QS “= QR oBk “AR OF BE[Redden doo} gals\ a im sai \ S&4.s0 A rege. Ben aR, GED L aa AACR) 2& on i. oS \ a (SS eu kane om | Radius Ratio for MaximumVetocity 0001 0268 ' 001 0.29 j 002 0.387 os 005 408 i 00s | oasg | $8 04 0.464 g 02 (0548 4 a4 04 0877 06 07m =a or 8 , AO ee owe -“SN-@ ss ws seats Sor Ges Wa ae BW Ra rio Kei. and ah Soe hos We Gers one Ree Se Scre FoF| Vedden 45 BE Fes Gare. es — gees Ngehos arent = aE StL eos BroChe “6 Se orn Se ah “+ = HS s\ @ Shas Bol “se se Res vhs, Ss geet a, ae Ee Loy ee WS) ChRan on ergreercn Gor eave moa a a Awd “ Cae cone, Karo, wih Savion» Tre rclune foo. ste Se ty @= (usa= Gq wher ae = ae Ky weds SANG te § Se AY ak ac “SE ACTS a “CQ geese - or A “SEL AW-s Sefer ree a, . oaietae sala soe at = -wWae LE ew oy SE LEE BEL AES RR ARE Lak eantag pte ee) _ sa) ya { w Te A EG wot ag 7 eR WY, s\ a ze AL TAT AGAR . = ats 2S pe -w GRN \ ap a TF? EE = ore ae a\ GAN SL ON a Tre onerage heck, 3 F10| Redden 161 Got a)| Whe omen eon toy “ an Canrae = et CR SOY we ant TARY weed Ne wees Kus ya Se untae La Ge) _ Ga SOG aS SEL OES CS y=-P 3g To _ GAN mm al CEN RR 1} For Rao op aN ond V = = 4 Rese oppet WR Re ceadts Ke Boo Wa cular “Ege Fh| Redsten 4.52, | watay Gasen: Fidy tesdoges: Comes Soo WW awudes gree 6 & comesied So Hod ermhus Saedicn of a Bn woe of Re castteskine SY See resis of Recbhesy 9.5) to ddsin an enerensien Gor Seger) Saange pressure Seog os a Kantion H coders <& GN WR geet Sarge o Bae & Ge o.com she ono Scldion, “Fa cue of -erchborn BAe ape == oe ae us Ge oe ee ae! SRA hos . we -3P Lk wo 2 fh BS eS Fer Lao, se. 8 eye sei BN ‘ Rerark ™ = ans Seong alee. 7 COE ER 2 ~ lod. SR RN ERel “6 & vel - del _ vas del _ ~ he eo orae TAT Ela) Uste) 7 Oda) a \ le Shomse= > EGTA * SOP Ye Saree | For srt &, ken “eenae ! Percent Change in Pressure Drop 0.0001 122 ® 0002 133 3 0.008 181 s coor 169, 3 40 ooo 192 2 0.008. 233 2? oe oe ee Ke Kat Sows Wat evan He eral of wowes Comes a aanieort Werease wh prrssum drop fer sgsen wan. Fie| Prvblen 2.53 tal Given; Horizontal pipe with fuity developed teerbulent Flows. re” Ap ~P.-pe* Fest ease BR Be Find: Wall shear Stress, Tw. Solution: Apply momentem eguaton tty liniral Ov: et Basic equoahen: =o) 202) oteyf”* BE far th - e fapew Let A Assumphens:() Horizontal pipe @ Steady flow Fung kvebped Aow Thea Ba PRY Cu TOL PA ay 07 Tn = we LF by ait. 2 Te =F ae ‘Ba # 2116 tot fe Sines Ts £0, 1+ A048 to KEP patted, to right on pipe wall. 813 Tosated | Prvblem 5% L ¥ 8 Givta; Herizon tai rectongulor creaeet twit, Fc thy developed Flow of water} ied Flows Dp pin Pe 2/78 KR re Lem W240 mm— Find: Phuerage wall shear stress, Tu. Solution: Apply momentium epuaten t CV inside duct surface hex ptiy vole) sats) w Basie equaten! « Foxe Bl woe tf yeh po | Assumptions: (1) Meergentas chacanes © Steady tow & Fell chee loped Hous Thea Fag = P)WH + Ty Cut ne ~prwH #0 or Ty =(panp, POL oe LIB KAA, O, i a = Ty = — SKA, 003m, 1, = 77 C 2) as Tw z Tinea at = 77 Pa 67.91 alm) a Since Tix <0, i+ acts to KEE on Ficid, 60 IQht on channel wall. FigWU Problem 3,55 Au P alr) Base Equation : 57 fhe “sf phe +e Lupa + peuanphins: OD Fay» Given: Flow of kerosene at EE ina Smooth tube With D=/ia, The Regnokls number 1s 4000, Se Flows can be ether laminac or turbulent. The pressure graditnt 1 these two Cases i =o Bae lof lamar 2 0.20 # + Tearbstent: SP = 0.50 BF Plot: Variaten of Shear stress as a function of padiss fir both How Conditions, Bohetion:, Appiy the momentum eguatbien to a tylindricas Contre! voiume. to relate shear stress te. Pex. 3063) @) Bodily Pious Flows G) Fulty developed tow A Leg Bor Beem ae Substituting, Fin t (PBS rt t Ty orede (pe Bart <0 Coneling ard combsaing terms, : w0 By + atm 0 or Gy FB "Thus the. shear stress prpartional to radius For both both laminae “and turbulent How. The maximum magnitude i ihe valee at the tube way, Where Pa he, Thus . Dep p 28 , ot Tre ase BG TE tan He ab 0120) ae em ITN # laminar) Mag Axo, SOE w — 104 x00 BE teuresiene ) Cre Phe asProwler 8.56 \ atl Solation: Fous will belamnar for Re 230. Given | Ligueid worth Wwseesity aad density of water in lamiman flous 11 a smooth capitlarg Hebe. De 0.25 ram, L¥Sd mr. Pand: (a) Maxime Volume toca TOE. ) Pressure drop to prodiece this fous rote. le) Corresponeling WOM Shtar stress, Re=P¥O. Te .82 722 _ 4a CR Dae THOT = Fp 6 Thues (ae 7» 20°CS Qe Geer’ ~ 2227, hoawrtent, 0.80025 Sexton 2 _ This His rate Corresponels te 27.1 mb bia» A force balance 0n a tirid element shows! ‘ 2D Lex. IR = dp 2" twroe ~0 ae en Te o % woe - Ap = twit Fr laminar pipe Flows, t= teres! I~ (BV), fm 69.8.1. Theat tw = ag = ABH png = time (— But Umen = 20, oTw ~ B2Y PA Also Je B HW 4 4 serIms, ar ae ee Thes Ty = Fa 79 ho «wrtont, fain ale EES = 244 nn 94 Pad| Ts Same T —_———_ 1") and Lp = 4,008 As, 235 kPa. Ap Fie| Probe §.87 tall Given: Data measured by Laufer in fully developed turbulent pipe flow at Rey = 50,000 are shown below. Find: (a) Power-law exponent obiained graphically from the data plotted on log-log coordinates. (b) Comparison with power-law exponent obtained from least-squares fit to the data using the results of Problem 8.63. Solution: The data plot is shown below: YR ut 8 OY Se ot [ee rT 0704 0.981 ‘ 0.601 0963 Ly 0588 0937 Sadan 0486 0807 we 0383 0.886 0220 08st 0216 o7e2 ey = 80.000 0184 0742 0.083 0.700 on 0.062 0.880 oon 21 1 0041 0619 0.024 0.561 To obtain the power-law exponent from the plot, far a straight ine through the data by eye. Measure the horizontal and vertical changes to define the slope of the line, Then scale the results so the horizontal and vertical seales of each decade change on the plot ae the same, (For this plot, the horizontal scale is 44.0 mm per decade; the vertical scale is 45.2 mm per decade.) de hime, ome aS Proc 1 et mit Feb TOS ne Gee G graph) Calculate the power-law exponent using the method of least squares (results of Problem 8.63): inyr inure OR) a aye EUinG laine). 2.21 x Int) 0.108 0.00401 0.000431 oot16 zLintae)*) He 0231 001018 002 —o0s32 0370-00877 001300137 = ous. 0591-00851 00348 0282 0722 00978 00704 o.szt 0960 0.144 0.138 0.924 127 0485 0238 1.82 153-0233 0387 2.35 187 0208 ©0558 3.50 238 0957 0847 8 84 (Form vasues) 278 0431 1.20 773 “319-0480 1.53 102 373-0598 2.22 139 Sums: 7.24 469 Comparison shows good agreement between the measured and calculated power-law exponents, (The measured result is very sensitive to minor changes in the line faired through the data.) 7Problem 8.58 as UA) Given: Data measured by Laufer in fully developed turbulent pipe flow at Rey, = 500,000 are shown below. Find: —(@) Power-law exponent obtained graphically from the data plotted on log-log coordinates, (>) Comparison with power-law exponent obtained from least-squares fit to the data using the results of Problem 8.63. Solution: The data plot is shown below: mow 1 at 0898 © 0.997 Domn 0704 0.988 osoi ors iT 0.588 0.959 J $$$ 92.04 90 496 0934 0.383 0,908 uw 0780 0874 0216 0847 Ro, ~ $00,000 0454 o@te 08 0771 0.062 0.736 oF 0.037 0.690 308 or ‘ wR To obtain the power-law exponent from the plot, fair a straight line through the data by eye. Measure the horizontal and vertical changes to define the slope of the line. ‘Then scale the results, so the horizontal and vertical scales of each decade change on the plot are the same. (For this plot, the horizontal scale is 46.2 mm per decade; the vertical scale is 44.8 mm per decade.) bs laoma , w2mm Gabor Gree * ON; 1AP4D (From graph) Calculate the power-law exponent using the method of least squares (results of Problem 8.63): layR nw num) (ayn a Un) patent aur 0.108 -0.00800 0.000823 0116 EL mtor? “0231-00121 000278 oosae -0370 0.0253 0.00836 © 0.137 4 = 0104 ‘0531 0049 co2az = a2 0722-00883 0493 asat “0.960 0.00685 00008 0821 n= pba a (Fam vatees) “127 0135 oN7! 162 _ dt 153-0168 0284 2.35 “187 ‘0201 0783.80 238 “020 ©0618 584 27% ‘0307 oss 778 330 0371 122108 Sum aera Comparison shows good agreement between the measured and calculated power-law exponents. (The measured result is very sensitive to minor changes inthe line faired through the data.) os[Rectan en | ssl | Gade) Neroaites, eres Gr guge Shoo Be QS Gudsbed He Q Gand Fendt) achnn of Tle A RED GE Cr end grote. Ma. cle us A Ser LER vo WEARER Ae Fer Varn ar Goo, Sees < ge Gol Gleecte- acted - = A@SL- E Rae Wan = S-Se Soe Se onci__\antod ForXutabed Goo, Us Sa ul SP eacde Se eC RN § eA Xo See mee ORR ues w, 8Q)=-8N oS wl “ws CACM al Cr SS an ss Laan w Bea oy = eet aA Xs as| aed _nowd) ss GWYGRS, mA aay Pas SANT Ros GR an GE ENDS ote oe G+ He} eonsd ile ren den ae wat Ghar. za “A a? ER CEN) Werney ) VEG G-R\S= > Sea aaintatnieresvg | or o77 | ve \Seal les Vaid we 9.[Redden the | esl Gmsan, Emgiredl 0 Gr gSocttag grate Wate K S- 2 Seon aes _ > _ ° SS Shs = Sead Weer Ais ws RL, Save & 4 PeGiatrcn Ve = = & Qoaw = Sas RY aw CAE 5 s Ke at _ Se ee’) G-EY §& AQ) Vo waged Me ee & se ey and a(S \= = ok Yay = wf as GayGad = al aS GaDonq oe aah} ron a ~ elas “ent \- *Laseal at G@rda- Ado ae ANGRY “| GAGA Gad) Ne PR Shs we By er ovthage, (ad) Ne AAAS VG Meg Beas qe! git! gt 88 2 Veit Roy 60 791 1.906404 65 0.805 3,606+04 ad 70 0817 BBSEHO4 18 Gaar t2aecos oat | 80 0837 2456105 | Vegi 85 0845 4.855105 os 90 08538. 80E+05 95 0.860 1.67E+08 oe 100 0.866 3.16E+08 ova 1E04 ESOS TEMS TEU Fu; | Redden Wa | es Gover» Raserlas e XL Lardan of ond See eee gene Se Deb + NB Veg Bey, Cara) = = Shs" ESGRS ad We Why we &y Scdiven Wregore a Tole of sckues Bars Gown Say 828 “he Grows Say G24 &s= 3 SS oe | Rey . Rey Vad 086 190-04 600 1505108 701 e0E+04 6.50 2806104 0805 Sascis 7.00 | S80E+0s O87 ose 1295105 7.50 1.07E#05 0.827 Val ME CR late er | ae ie $B ines oon sees cm tae ces | aw ‘ce so tase tes Sine aS Sey cee eer[Reber ule | ostal Gasen: hein profiles Cor guge Fos Be EY donee) BEOHEY GALS emai cola tubes BiH ( pdw Faas te\ & Sr Canons gett . ¥ S ms SE Be Acbohed grate, GIA N74 TAR B ws 9 Cor Nactoulerl grote coer vange Weft, BNR compare, USER Larhor -grotte Sse xv & er Ra (apes - ae (la pts car Mduag RA B= CCNY & ee lel Ceiter = ES O@_e For Nemsrer Boo, Se OGY, She 2S) [y- S480 845-4 aan - finaly, 2 kek = PlmaxS% ty © Pelumay ura. 27 3 a AIK te =£ ke 3 sh = fe 999 ko oy aa 0.08, totoe mS kek =O290N-mjs. (0.2% W) Check Resynolds NUMbEr: Re = VA. 2 Yeard® 22 om 0.002m, $= 800 nd as 1.00 x10" n* RE = 800 < 1S00) $0 flow I$ laminar. 92S ket| Problem 2s Pea | Given: Fow of Roblem & 63: lammac flow of Water betucen paresiCl plates, y epee tes = heey ES dtm ure Bamm = Umax = mis Find: Kinet is energy coef trerest, & Solution: Apply definrhon of kinetic energy cotthtiar, ae Sp eV3dA rh pla (258) may f From the Analysrs of Section §-t, Hr fis between parallel plates, aman li(E 4] = 80 [i-gp') since timex 2 BV Gee) Substituting int 69. 8-bb, aS evide Sf putan iy t ana = Aeetsn «4 (gitan + aL Gers LGA m evev a” Then 3 apt 3 = BEL prep EL G0 ome 1H Evaluahag, U-nty? = j= By 4 8n4-7% The mtegrat 1s Loney oly-dytedns tor], = 2 Subshteting, a (EL Cnty Check: From &4.8.be;. = ket . 2 kef = 240.2% ms 2 J . Aa SH Om ge Spa 0 stag laname Gasve mim ns™ ~' FUL| Problem 2.ue HC | Given: Fug develooed laminar flew in @ eirenlar tube. “eS Find: Kinetic energy coef icient, & Solution: Agply defiathea of kinckic cnergy coetticyeat, x heveA opt G26) av From the analysis ot Sechen8-3, for flow 1 & circular tube, A timan['- GE] = 20 [iG] since tan = eV Sttstifeasting tate 6, 8.2Sb, «hein = REED 4) fee «seal Cop erer = 2] 1 ba. 8 4 | 3 a= LCE May teat = Lom) ndy wnere 998 Evatsatag, (i942)? = 7-38 y 84 B95 -9? The integral is LG ndy Subst teti3g, a =e £ Com) yay 27[Reker sha | oe Me Garden: “Rouser Loud ss be creel Keo, Kandie, vagal vy an wi Be ae [SE Sx Exotudte a Cor a1 AL Kase pant WD) ans Sor Nosouberh Quer \euo grotles aver Be woe Ge atic Seicon, “Bron Re keGntacn « 4, a eG pane eee (8a po) ee 6 Sat | RQ AD MCRD year No Weegee SW eR Rag Geen vont a G)= =o, So) ae fh (FR GAGS LETC Aan as at Lass - Boa we =f Ace - Bal ~=[g{ Cee “ “(Sl & ame oe Cees tat Freon ey Gen, _ ~ AES tae) Ren foe aed 3. aw. Oa ond pa = = eh eh, * [sa GSS * SOS Fen To BR A we on . QL et SF AGS one (2 Bend No dk aw Beg _ sons hs \elegkew ond Reg = x Reg Re GdL ome hon tebos 528Problem 8.67 (cont'd.) hey 1 Vag a Rey soe inate Energy Gooftcient 1906-4 60 0781 1.077 1.504 360E-4 65 0805 1.067 2.90E4 tor GSE 7.0 0817 1.058 5.60EN4 4.29645 7.5 0.827 1.052 1.07615 06 245E+5 8.0 0837 1.048 2.05545 « 46565 85 0845 1.061 3.99665, 108 B806+5 90 0853 1.097 7.5065 1S7E*8 95 0.860 1094 1.ME08 B18E 10.0 0.868 1091 274648 aePrebiem 8.08 | Wavy Given: Flow of water though & pipe with thE conelitect shown, VES misee — Flow © pf, = 540 kA (90g¢) Find: Head loss between Att and outle of pipe. Soketian: Apply the energy equaties tr steasty, mompressible fous, i a ii =002) | Base equation: Bangle «foie ae + her Assumprtioas: 1) nus ee fs BH ay @ tis peg - fer = SA0K SN OTF Fler. hep = Be men TOT SE eam Map = 345 T/kg FiFeobiem 9.09. | GUE o eye) | Basie eguation: Bt Brad <2 Bod -an + hips _ Changing the orrentation of the Pepe wit not attect. fer. 7 tiie Given! Flows of water through ee at the conditiwns shoud, Versmis es Pe farm pez 2m O= 50mm Flow Py = 590K (gage), 3,2 Flew Conditicas @re held Constant, but pipe 1s p@ced on a horizontal surface. Fiad: Intet pressuce tar news Condisins . Solution: Apply the energy equation for steady, incompressibete pipe Assumptions : ()) Fuully dévelepedt 2 without area change, a = 4 Me @ pe = 0 PSE “ «10%; est fee Eigen 2” a oN nit tay Re «om AE Thea Agy = 345 Nem [hg the new Py, Apply the nergy equation again, Using Previous assumptions, o ole) (0) bs) Basi: equaten) PB Bedrgh “PFs gh ther Dw = phep = 7 KS arses at extn or 248 kB. (gage) : —_— w3 [stFrobkmm 3.70 | Given: Fw 14 Contigutten Shown; Section pb & 3 (psigy, (tls) CE) Bt SS Vs z eS los Find; (a) Heas lass (in tH) & Heas bss in energy pec und mas, Solution: Apply the energy equation for pipe tla, Fq. 9.30: OQmputing Equator: (Br ya, 0 - [Pave = be (Be + 3,) (rod vs) Ber Hey Assumptions’ (i) Steacty tas (2) Latompressible flaw (water) B) et, and a, approximately | #3i-Be ~ we 00.2-6.5) bf, £3 8°. x Minin”, Slag. fe In | A¢slag Bette | Fe Toh s* + GSN Cy or “10. 5 Gish, +Gs-los) Ft Hyp = 4.05 fe Her <—— ep + 9 Hep > Sutéey 40S ww 130 Hs or Digy = 130 0, Ib Se 130 ete ter = 132 FF Mets [Bo hep Blag ——| Recher Ba | whew lel see 2a i 4 Gaver Yen fred as reba, Regt SRR eR n age “Gs SNS AL BER E SSE. on Fad old whecdy, ac Sddcon Congas, eaypcbaer : (= ere > Sor GR wa Se a «ay “ene O ds eAe = ve we Bala be Soa 1c Aaa teal we “ee RoR ceakgead - ~ ak GasaNe = 2 (0.28) Fe, O.0tS be, 1 PS SO Sug ft Fee" T0044 “7A Shag Catsetn* be : + = 0,042 ~ Therefore Hous miust be turbulent, at Re w 3500. PoeProblem 8.9! wav Given; Steady flow of water through a Sravoth, inticlated pipe. D=ssp mm and V= Smis. Find: Eshinaze of temperature rise per kilometer of pype Kagth, Solution: Apply the detiathea of head loss. — =0l%) Computing Equator: hep * Ua-ty -#60 Assinmp hens: (i) Sttady Haw @ Incompressible Fow G) Fuels deyeped Flot () Lasulated pipe - ony =f hE afi Thus Ur-uj> Gy lr-m) =F BY @ ATat EY Since pipe is smooth, f2#lEe). ir uaterat wit, v ~ | 00x10 “m'/s(Tabie A.B), s Bem UR m= Spc a ree 780 xO From Mevdy alagram (Fig.8.13) tor Smooth tube, # = 0.0123. Tras fr = 02123, kak, fooom ,(S)*m*, Ns 2 Faokim™ gsm" sk AF = 0.245 K (per. kilometer) 4r 843| Redden $82 | wat Goren: Grads dandiar (d= oS) cog See rede ~ rors Soom AWA Vsod EF . an seqareton Male a Mone wo gen Fans rdclce ws Sa con Sata RORY Scdson. Far draun , Gow Vode da 5 SF SOON eH e Ban wR Ye esen | S= SESS - c.cos a) ot Be Wo aso CR 2s ,ue P| sma ais bere, Sage hte t arene Las - Bee Nartar Gas (Ree Raed) Re cdddwe soins res me RA oy Ge Coo BeesGruen: Empierdas equaten ter Curves 0n Moody deagram (Fig? 13). elo o54 | = ~2.0 tog (2 4 ESE (B30) ep, 247 * aim inches guess trom t= wes [leg (G2 + a4] (as) US decurate to $1 percent turk one Caleniahen, Find: Validate Claim ter Re =i and 107 with €/p ©0 aad 0.0). Solution: Values cateejated form Mese eguahons are below: 16407 ° 0.00814 0.00810 0.528 1E+04 0.01 0.0440 0.0431 2.24 0.01 0.0379 0.0379 0.020 The last Cohemn shows te percentage errr in the CAIIARS Values of 4, Compared tot, At Re = 10%, t/0 = 0.01, The maxim ernr i just ever 2 percent. SysFroble oa 7.84 wal _ Given; Moody diagram gives Darey trichen tacter, +. Faamag trichon acter is Fes Pe Find: Rttate Darey and Fanning trichen factors tr fultg developed pipe flow, Shows f= 4h. Soletion: lonsider egfindricas CY Cantadmng Husd i pipes Appl torte baiance, defiaihen of F. rio Basic equatons' EF +o prep Be fen thee” " From the force balance, (pr epstes— tu no. ~PM ao or Tw & Substrrchiag, fue Beg of But a w av le q * rs | a Bue\ i Probieen 8.85 i PALLY | Given: Water floes through sudden entargement frm bin. bin diameter. Q» % galtoas per minute . Find: Sressuce rise Qcerass enlargement. & — > Comper ine with value far Fricton less Fous 4, volution: Apply energy equaton ter pips Feu. ® . Orlin, Brea Computing equation: “af 8 Bs ya, Vi ve tg |, ther Assuumphons; () Steacty tow hers kv G) Encompressible Ftovs (8) Uniferm tow at each sectog : 4%, =f @ Horizontal Sahon Thea Pep, = HG) - Phen, Frm contaurta, Via, Was UU = UBD; Tt From Fig, £.17, at AR=(B)* 0.0% tre Pounded sa¥rance Va =f En 29989, 9.91 29 0.0005 m, 3 Va Bg OES 1 28 jSekg = SS mals Va lrrodtited) = | -2» 99% bg, 4. 00RS tn, 72 VG eh) jay" TB, ABE 9 10088 Org = Ie mks. Siice Q~VA, then or AB = Cm “Vela 2 Gd 8.18) m0. (but)? = D.018 4 mBls The percentage improvement is % = Baro «Ven Mi eo = (ASHE 90 @ ses ara } fe fst 4aeva _ _Problem 8.91 . ata) A Given: Consider again flow through the elbow analyzed in Example Problem 4.7, Assume inlet pressure remains constant and the loss coefficient in the nozzle does no{ change. Find: (a) Minor loss coefficient for the nozzle using given conditions. (b) Vertical force as outlet diameter is varied. (©) Plot of vertical force versus gutlet diameter. Solution: poi, me energy equation tor stad, niomaressible pipe xlouws som) Computing qucton: Baad a Brews fm (3.24) ASSstumt: U) ol, = 4a) @) Gaiteren Flow so Via, tea, YT, Ale te mls G) Meg tect Ay OH he. Gage Pressiues ae A, 9001 m* j Ay>.00e5 rm Then by, = PA WE O20 07h ego? 9 td 4 Altace * Cn oe = We = gpg ER 1 tlw Car] mts 10 on ue dey thE 5 kw thm zoom St 4 4, ~ K fem Ri ko Se LE Gia” 4 BEM For other gutie# areas, Pa gh ot oo a o ew whee adem Bon (oeGl B= ts ? how “Pe +, we Pala] wt Fram euamole Problem 4.7, Ry ~~e'a. * glee [es THis expression will increase wittaut Jionit ther 148 (2Y", or when D+ B)- Caleulard Valets and & plot are on the next Page, ¥521 pblemsstiennayl Die ames Initial value va “a oeom o Nozze os coecetbosed on ie K= 0,000938 (—) Pan 1010 Pa (@o)= 2210 tee potas) = 120.0 kPa ) AYA; Va(en) atm) —Dalewn) Agim?) x Initial Dy 5 sea wee daeo tes ootere 76 16.4 ies 21 mm. O30) rs oa ue 0.334 16.4 1.40 0.0621 os bomen ss tes : 0705, 5 5 16.8 us ua ee 0 0.00391 " ze ar os o 0733 0.00423 wh ‘s rea 00458 0.456 ‘= a oo 0.490 178 ae } 0.0762 eos ma seagaa D 8 mma S caste 0.00528 12 va B18 ose i 1S eee 84.6 0.00563 if a 0.60 a 0.00601 Be ts 874 bool soe Freee 244 ‘s eat 0.681 a 0.00681 at ‘= 0959. eo 0.723 oat eae u no 95.9 ore 3 0987 0.00766 3 a is od 0.810 too ° 102 0.00810 oe a roe 0.00856 ee ‘= o 0,903 ‘Gio Jue 2 te 108 108 = 0.00922 oe ae 100 0.00941 0: a e id 0.951 iss a8 110 0.00851 oot bad ‘es ae 110 0.00954 ts Ofte Ds (inti = 58.4 men (Outlot dtameter, D3 (mm)j i Problem 8.92 2) | Given: Water at 45°C enters a shower head through a circular tube with 15.8 mm inside diameter. The water leaves in 24 streams, each of 1.05 mm diameter, The volume flow rate is 5.67 Limin, Find: (a) Estimate of the minimum water pressure needed at the inlet to the shower head, (®) Force needed to hold the shower head onto the end of the circular tube, indicating clearly whether this is a compression or a tension force. Solution: Appi, tne energy equeatin tr steacy, ineampressisle pipe flow, and the x component of momentum, using the Lv shown, Assume: 0) Steaaty Flow d= 105 am or @ Iacompreseiiole flaw D='S.8 mm @) Neglect changes a3 — pe (4) Uniforrn theta? ely % } o 2 (5) Use. pressures LE men Bt 9498 sirenins Pee Beg / A “ep * hep Ax2 24 1: 7 eee ATR taxon Beg Ng a gmt 9 sy m +B 8 Samaria aE + 0 mls =u, Aw O87 Oy tMoxtoton® sq a 3" ots mm mls Use K =AS, tor a square-edged orihce, p * Mo ky lm? (lable 4-8), Thea + Eat @ 94) = Weve Pim SCG ee ot] = Eon ov] pir gute 4, 0.54.54 = (0.909)4) eee = 15.5 lea. age) Use momentum to bid force: water gaat) Basic equatin: Foy t ie . Lseee +f met aa =! Assume: (6) Fay 20 o~, Then Rum tiga = Uif=pal tua{eeal ~ -vif-pal + Cudfera} = rave) sO: wesw, ae Re igh * alm) = ISSHI0 2H, gt Axia 940 t Fe gp O87 wt ee) * feo * Cod Re® 205M bin chrectoa shotan, Ue, Ceased) ee 5S <_———____}—Problem 8.93 taal ~ Give! Flow through A sudden txpansian in & pip seqster, Let AR* a. i. Find: (a) Expressin tor minec head lass coethcient and plot (©) Compariien with data. of Fig.8.15, Solution: Apply tontinurh,, % momentum, and energy Using LY Shown, =0) inn 6 “ff rit rf ev.dt ={-pTa} tfekal, GanKas oth) = . o Pay the “HL, upd +(upvdt i Vi F [+e . 001) arp -£f epav fur ee aprons ® ® Assume hens: i) Steady few (is Hrigontal; Figy, 20 (2) Incompressitie tous _ © Ne shaft werk; ti, ~2 @) Uniterm flew at cach Section (b) Megieer Ay From momeatum fag ~ Bp Ay-fiAr~ VEenA} + fret al} = pt A (A) 2 by cont From energy & a (ur B+ Bepaad + (au rt Biad or ua ty SW bp Ry ph Pay * ba My + ob WG B) PsP wo From contauity, & a Ot mae ana Be Ay wae @ a “Nad Dierciag mamintum by phy toh Ga (a0) 2 a (% 1) 8 AR (Ae) Substitetng inte 64.1 and using co anti hag = EG ant+ Wanton) x imag? + 2an® -2aR) = ¥(-aa)” Thus Kexpaasien = (I-AR)* The plot ts Expansion LoesConflant Agreement witr Fig. 21S is excetieat. sree Ra, AlAs Kexp| Redden gan | wad | Gesen. 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Original : t Modihéd : 0 = 180mm oO of o Wel Berdedt N=0.45 | Aymhe = 2.5 mm bho Ayrhg * 2.0mm ho Neglect frichon losses Compared * “ariigr "losses. Find: (4) Area. ratte 2ad angh tor yphawum tanical differ, ©) Flows rate ter modified syskem Soleetiog! Apply the energy equation for steady, jncampressivie pie tious. odh) Ge «fern Pra eager Gor to section 3) wot) her fe ‘hem 5 heen * Kent + heerithaser 5 BP fing Ah From 69. @ 42, hed ritsser ~ YL. Aas - $] Assumphons: (1) V,%0 @) Uniform Flow a+ cach sehen @) Negteer 43 9) Neglect Frichanal losses Computing equations! Fore erie! settin, Pa Es kn Hs ~PasB8h (amen Thus _ i ~/F en git fz, 999K 2 BE 10a my Ew 51s mls For the modified system, Robe Been . w/- dee] uy it Kent -@] since Vy Pa da Thus th best oditsere has the Aighest Cp. From Fig, 8:16, fet FCMIR, AR), MR, = PNip, = Sngitsar +b, From the Aguce,the best hitfesier 15 Go 0.62 OF ARM 27 And 2p m Ieceg [Ae —__ For -tne modifed System, [meeps Petes eh =f pe mB Lf E90, Eten O.002S er, LOR we F,24 mis. Ye ma Bao oh acoso RR ge O00 "oa and B= Vans = 99 28, F lousytm® = o.r7e mPly [2 {tm improvement iis & Yeg=Peno = 9.94 1A BUS. 00 = 28.1 percent more } Si0Problem 3.47 Wd Biver! Shady Flow of weter from a large tank through & kigth of smooth plashe tiwag, wrth D* 3,8 mm and &* (6.3m, ~ Find: (a) Maximum volume tow rate ter lamar flow. @) Estimate maximum wae levet ia tank ter lacninec totale = 2 a0d Kent 4).4) Soluten: Assume wate at ute. Finm Table Af, P*998 kglnt y ~ haorio mf =f0P Yo 1% 7 Re ior Ws 2200 5 Yas * Bev, 20, Na, 0.723 mis 7 Q~VA j AS PPLE oat = 7.44 x 10% Q- onset, 7.990 mt 5.4 x03, We = 0.345 Limin a Ss mma ~—__+—_ Apply eatrgy equaton ter sttady, ¢~ constant pipe fet! “4 Omputing Equation: id fon)- ¢ +e ig her ma D = = han hy J - Me Assumphins:ty pb pate L.— @Y~o 8) kent > 14 given) Tren gd = %% + Kae B ree on G0 (ante +45) Foc larminar tous, #> Oo So 2 007K. Subshhuhag d= $x(0-703) me ° 0 ¢ 3 PigSt (nor ie soot S3a d= Bas m d| Veale 1.08 | LANNY ai Guser Sadun Gr qeeeg eee sprucsme deop for ular Gos 1D anes Shae 2 De Sen Leaden 1S fa Sapar, -edggd ron P No pee = Fs ed dune Geo ede, wees Se Nantel Kens hpi . sere beg SKarenks “ SRS ae Sd cor: Revs wee kor Sey >tseo Rey = ee Ss. 8h wo a S S Oat Tad © | We ew ne Seat Coe ads Wer Bes taco, 2 ae Ketone Wa BAS we rdeo = BHA Sell bane aqpadinon GLa Kg)- be a “aan | De eb he SSE he et Besearguche R= Be Ba A A~L-o BD Meg= OS Take BD Cat SO Way alae als eee ual oe a a~ 2-4 Be wenn s. * Ceca AY = Os ale Vor Nustodberl Gove ho snoot& pig A Ree 2800 f= 0.08 CR 38) Bron Eq de ye COTE. E [oc 8S cs ad de Ookn o Bhan &[Fetes ina | dX i Sddson: Ree x = tee Tease sgrsend th Cheah Fer BA Ue ML eS. Se teak Twas ego: Co Ses o> Nye Hed Geren. 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Ak “Cran ad) e- BR Be Bes as Sp & Re vequeres & a 2 ges > Ree Recon, eet cant AAR AS x SO cons Sen Yor adsanyed Aron gege ET OAS MH CTL BD, Y= 0.003 Ren’ Naps G48 | C= cox Fron Eq, tea, a zoo re QY Y Wek aye S- Sie Sig Esso ky Ae = “Se Kees Soceat = BE » » ack as Seah [oon wos sae HA, = KLPeden toenGects | senor Lots Mot Sek a - Sweat tahles 7 TRA” REN oats Ve oe as @ As “3.8 saan a AID Se Ya e512 § (as* scot | hen C= FC Re, Beowed a Wee Gusta vs Ae: Dee Wate her 5 ~ Yer sat Re vaio bulky wereame Wid wreteosig, Be j Neacomse © dacrenees voi wereo eng, Qe. [ te % | 80 140 ~ 70 1108 o ar 108 0 az (em) 1.04 Pier 40 0 ‘net 02 2 1.00 10 098 ° 086, 0 002 0.00 = 0.00608 Volume flow rate, @ (mis) Boe~ Froblem $102 $4.08 é 7 hea Given? Air at a flowrate of 38.m4/min at standard Conciiteng 1a Srroath duct 45 m sguart. Find: Pressuce dep in mm 4,0 per 30m of horigontas duct. Solution: Apply the energy equation fer steady, jncampressibie Flow that 4s uniform at each stition. Use hydrautic diameter, te ay role) ose equation: Boy Logg - pet 5e Phen = HB (Assumptions: GG =% @) Herigontal OS heyy 20 Ap 9-w th OE Pram 29 tiniest, VS 3 98 ar CBM ee = 6.48 mis 2,5 A = FO m la 2 1.3m sD = LS KOS tls: (Table AsO) = 2 S648 mp 0idm, = ab xek &=% Sa ib nam Fae = 12% F = O.0I% Cig P18) bha 448 mma (er Samet duct) 5 %o7 Then = SOIT, oe. 128k ple .48)m* SE 48.49 N/m™ ry AR ie OW |r “For @ manometer, or Pua 9H bh = Sb Saw, gS «8m . 9, 00447 Puja * Bahig"F Tin" GES = 0.00448 Thes ah| Probleor §.103 | Gra) Given: Pipe Feithen experiment, using war, in reach Ré > 102,20. at . Tr . anhste 4 Pee Met | nr) “oo | bales xl L=4of Firid: (a) Required autrage speed in lia. pipe. (2) Feasiesiity of using & constant ~head tank. ©) Pressure difference behuween taps 2 and 3, Selatan: Assume water at LEP, From Table A.7, p= 1.44 shan [h2, vn 08xrS Ys, Ree Sp ~100,00 5 Vw 12AC0OY. 108 LP Tt 4, Bia « 13,0 FIs 2p ST Apply energy equation try shiady, incompressible pipe Flew! oe, Bs fey) Cf raids ty. hip hat Perm ~ Assumptions: i) -p, ™ py = fatm (5) Smeoth pipes " uno () aymd o . a” &) Neg lect miaer losses. Va> Wo(28)? = Va = 3,5 fis Thea oe @ way Fe 2 a E Ge Rey + YADA = 50,0005 f #0» ao.bid gH tee gh + eee a 8D m0 ty ob; fa 0-bii Or, since ly > H-A, {From Mead, chart (Fig.9, 18)} ao Zaye “ge = Bats Hayy eh ] reglect Ho + dog Hof a 4 (oytr, = 25.3% H Che\ fe Most ceiiuAgs are IL feet high or hess. A Constant head tek is wnprachia. SOR Se Behe: dd oe - ia een @ard@ PSP ate tae Ue or bp ~ fee Ab > 0006 EB ot, tt Bea i MS ache = 8.08 ps op ~ Since bp = pg bh, thea n= BU bE wins, ft Te" RSA (ie in.) of water ah wh Re lae “ — Bos\ Eroeien: 2.10% ttAatah Given: Flow of standard air at 3 m3 /min, insmarih ducks of area, A= d)m* Find: Compare pressure drop per unit length of a Pound dct luith that for rectangtalar vucts of ASpat rahe 1,2 anda. Solution: Apply the energy equation tor steady, /ncompressibte Flows that is uniform at each section. Use hydratstic diameter, . gO te oe ron Basic equation : Ba Brgl Bad Valeek E +H 3 ‘Assumptions: 0), = Ve ©) 373+ @) hem 20 Thea . =p > 7 4 aa p= Bim = #, or Ba £0" Dem mio. . nthe . but U= S tan eae 2 SAB sy sb 4ex 0b ( Table Ay 12) Wp _ 593m ,D, Sogn 7 5 LS 20.9 N/m* keh 2 558, be ee age, = 399 410 Dn); Ee 20 fe For a round duct, Dy D =(HA)t 2/[t,eia)* 9.57 at . For a rectangular duct, 2,2 £4 . #bh” , thar Duct A where ars, 2” Ba” Born)” Tear + p bee ol & = oh = 2 But ha F so ta aA or hh [Xe and 2,» 280" 4’ For smooth ducts, use Fig. 9.13 (or Blasixs correlation, f oe) to find #. Tabulate resutts ; an OD Sketch ae + ph, Percent : . © 4). (Nfm*) -Fperease Round 0.357 oO Naanta® 0,012 0.448 - | S9uarelares) 0.3 LI vaeuie® oor on 14.6 arse 6.298 co 1IRKOF 9,070 “iy 20.3 ares 0.2% co 1.09 x10" 09,0178 132 28.2 fete that # varies only about 2 percent, The large enange in Spi, } 15 dus primarity te the faster £ -h FoF| Section @: Sp, ~ 426 Mim] 200 min 0.0009 (For cast iron, €>0.thenm Table 1) : oe 2 One ap alae Ye (gear 2 186 m/s ee pg: Buoy C09 ta Section @:. hy, = 0.00088 | Problem 8.105 F-tAc) Given: Reservoirs eonnected by three, clean, Cast inn pypes in Series, The tious '$ water at Oma) aad (SC. T ® 3 © hy= oom ind: Elevation difference, 3) 35 : Salat: free. the encray equation for Shedaky, incampressibte flow at is uncfarn ak each Section. Ne) ca hoo Basie esis equations: Bh +B egs -# Peper ter oo ole) her = EEE + hay § hay “Feit Te flog, Hei w ~Astumetions: 0) By Be * parm QV 3% 20 @ Aleglect feenp at pipejorats (note Qilminer lasses Ole probably Smatt Yue ta leng leagtas of straight Pipe Sections, but Wwe wel Check ) Fir nonrsmects pips, t= 4B, Yo) jt =). 1810 aa [i tim TARBALL Abst Aen ya s0% tea Bais "kg ie From Fig.8,3, fe * doz Ry = Piss 990 bs OSI D4m, ae me zt ee . BONE gi MATA From Fig, %i8, #, = 0.014. 0Problem 2.105 Ceont a.) Va D atu mbe 1 2 5.692 mis tT Ay WF (3.45 i'm* Rey, = OV De 904 kg 069211 OAS Hn, re Nese axwt eg DA Bhan OS GS Nagin 7 218 18 From Fig. 8.13, ty = 0.0105 4 Then THe Vw 0,020, 00, 4 OSb)4m* 4 9.0/9 YOM 1 (OFS > : pe jan tet Pee ONE $ oio1s, 508m xf O0malign: TAB ine a4irn 2% e miner loss coefficients are Keg 22:5 Table 3,2) ard Kexip 210. 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Analysis: Appiy tre eoeigy equaten tor steady, Incampressinte pit Flew! vont > 3 wae] { RL a | + . geo oS Computing tenaoen: teaheg, -f toads) = her whet ham Assumes (VB, “by * Baam % Vo Taer gn Bates kent Bole tt rhe ~ a . so a (i +45 tet) or alae] For trther flaw, Re~ WO = URE ive xs Por laminar tous #904 Jee, X27 2, anes Kee =1 Gustss) Fre tac butent thes #9 8G ,eIM (Biasins), 21; dred Kent = 0-04 (Toble & 2) Qtealatem Onda plot art shown on tne veer page; Land Dace reasonable. Discussion: Starting from rest flow initially will be in the laminar regime. The friction factor for laminar flow is low, so the flow will accelerate. Transition to the turbulent flow regime will occur as the threshold Reynolds number for turbulent flow is reached. The friction factor will suddenly become higher and flow will decelerate. As the flow decelerates, it slows below the threshold Reynolds number for laminar flow and becomes laminar again. Once the flow is again in the laminar regime, the cycle will repeat indefinitely. ‘The appearance of the free jet as it discharges from the horizontal tube makes it easy to tell ‘whether flow in the tube is laminar or turbulent (see the discussion of the characteristic free discharge patterns for laminar and turbulent flow in Problem 8.131). os