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Lec - 02 - Fluid and Their Properties - Part 1
Lec - 02 - Fluid and Their Properties - Part 1
Topic Title:
FLUID AND THEIR PROPERTIES-1
The density of most gases is proportional to pressure and inversely proportional to temperature.
Sometimes the density of a substance is given relative to the density of a well-known substance
Viscosity - Basic Concept
Motion of Fluid
• When force F is applied, exerts
Shear Stress F/A
• No slip at bottom fixed plate
Shear Stress =
F du
=
A dy − Kinematic Vis cos ity
du
− angular velosity − Dynamic Vis cos ity =
dy
• The relation between shear stress and rate of angular
deformation for 1–D flow of fluid is called as “Newton’s Law of
Viscosity .
Viscosity of Different Fluids
Effect of Temperature
Vapour Pressure and Cavitation
Fig. A Two aspects of Cavitation bubble formation in liquid flows: (a) Beauty: spiral bubble sheets
form from the surface of a marine propeller. (Courtesy of the Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel,
Pennsylvania State University); (b) ugliness: collapsing bubbles erode a propeller surface. (Courtesy
of Thomas T. Huang, David Taylor Research Center.)
Equations
mass of fluid
Density ( ) = kg / m 3
volume of fluid
Weight of fluid
Specific weight / WeightDensity ( w) = = g N / m 3
Volume of fluid
Volume of fluid 3
Specific volume = m / kg
Weight of fluid
F du
Dynamic Visosity = = N / m2
A dy
Problems
• A liquid has specific gravity of 0.92. Find its mass density,
specific weight and specific volume.
mass density of liquid
Specific Gravity =
mass density of water
1
Specific volume of liquid =
Specific Weight
Problems
• A liquid has specific gravity of 0.92. Find its mass density,
specific weight and specific volume.
mass densityof liquid
SpecificGravity =
mass densityof water
Mass density of liquid = Specific Gravity * mass density of water
3
Mass density of liquid = 0.92 * 1000 = 920 kg / m
1
Specific volume of liquid = = 0.00011 m 3 / N
Specific Weight
Problems