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Lecture Notes #6
We have studied...
Meaning of Incompressible Flow
How and why speed of the flow affects
compressibility
Streamlines and stream tubes
Continuity Equation
Topics to be studied
Conservation of Momentum
Eulers equation
Conservation of Energy
Bernoullis equation (even though Euler
thought of it first.)
Continuity
Mass Flow Rate In = Mass Flow Rate Out
1 V1 A1 = 2 V2 A2
Station 1
Density 1
Velocity V1
Area A1
Station 2
Density 2
Velocity V2
Area A2
Momentum Equation
Based on Newtons Second Law:
Rate of Change of Momentum of a particle= Forces acting on it
Consider an infinitesimally small slice of stream tube in space.
Density d
velocity V+dV
Area =A+dA
Momentum Rate out=
Mass flow rate times velocity
= VA (V+dV)
Density d
velocity V+dV
Area =A+dA
Momentum Rate out=
Mass flow rate times velocity
= VA (V+dV)
Density d
velocity V+dV
Area =A+dA
(p+dp)(A+dA)
Pressure
times
area=pA
Momentum Equation
From the previous slides,
Rate of change of momentum when fluid particles flow
through the stream tube = AVdV
Forces acting on the stream tube = -Adp
We have neglected all other forces - viscous, gravity, electrical
and magnetic forces.
Equating the two factors, we get:
VdV+dp=0
Bernoullis Equation
Euler equation:
VdV + dp = 0
VdV dp 0
Or ,
1
V 2 p Const
2
Bernoullis
Equation
Applications of Bernoullis
Equation
See examples 4.1 through 4.3 in the text.
We will do more worked out examples at
our next lecture.
Important Applications include:
Pitot Tube
Venturi Meter
Flow over airfoils
1V1 A1 2V2 A2
Incompressible _ Flow : 1 2
Thus,
V1 A2
V2 A1
1
1
2
2
Bernoulli : p1 V1 p2 V2
2
2
1
1
V12 V22 p2 p1
2
2
V22
2 p2 p1
2
V1 1 2
V1
A12
2 p2 p1
V 1 2
A2
Solve for V1 :
2
1
V1
2 p2 p1
A12
1 2
A2