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Yarmouk University Civil Engineering Department Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Laboratory CE 354
Yarmouk University Civil Engineering Department Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Laboratory CE 354
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Introduction :
Objective :
Procedure:
Temperature: …29°C
ρw = 1000Kg/m3
ρl= Sl X ρw
Density of steel ρs = 7.8 g/cm3
Viscosity :
Water
Time , T Travel Falling
Ball Distance , velocity ʋ=µ/ ρl
Diameter Min sec L (m) U= L/T µ(pa.sec) 2
(m/sec) (m /sec)
Engine Oil
Time , T Travel Falling
velocity ρl
Ball
Diameter Min
Distance ,
L (m) U= L/T µ(pa.sec) ʋ=µ/
2
sec (m/sec) (m /sec)
Glycerol
Time , T Travel Falling
velocity ρl
Ball Distance ,
L (m) U= L/T µ(pa.sec) ʋ=µ/
Diameter Min sec (m/sec) 2
(m /sec)
Corn Oil
Time , T Falling
Travel velocity
Ball Distance , U= L/T ʋ=µ/ ρl
Diameter min sec L (m) (m/sec) µ(pa.sec) 2
(m /sec)
Viscosity
Discussion :
1.a. Compare the calculated density and viscosity for each fluid with standard values.
*CornOil
Error in density =2.44%
Error in dynamic Viscosity=63.07%
Error in kinematic Viscosity=40.3%
ρGlycerol>ρWater>ρCornOil>ρEngineOil .
µGlycerol>µEngineOil>µCornOil>µWater
Conclusion :
3. If the diameter of steel ball be larger the time to reach bottom will be less.
Sample of calculations :