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H11.2 At a sudden contraction in a pipe the diameter changes from Dito D2. The pressure drop, Ap, which develops across the contraction is a function of D, and D2, as well as the velocity, V, in the larger pipe, and the fluid density, P, and viscosity, u. a) Why shouldn't you choose both D, and D2 as repeating variables? b) Use D, V, and u as repeating variables to determine a suitable set of dimensionless parameters using the Buckingham...
The pump process can be described by three r terms as ΔΙ1D where P = power (FLT-1), ρ = density of the fluid (FL-4T2), N-angular speed of the rotor (T-1), D = diameter of the rotor (L), Δ11D = Head (L), Q = volume flow rate (L3T", The relationship in dimensional form would be expressed as P = φ(p, D, N, ΔΙΌ.Q) Using the Buckingham π-theorem, obtain the first and the third π-terms of the non-dimensional relationship. Use ρ, D,...
The pressure drop, P, for flow through an orifice plate is a function of the orifice diameter d, the pipe diameter D, fluid density, , fluid viscosity, , and average velocity, v. Use the method of repeating variables to determine the appropriate dimensionless relationship.
please show the steps and formula ! #2 in the pipe flow problem, the key flow parameters are Ap pressure drop, p density, Vavg averaged velocity, u viscosity, L pipe length, and D pipe diameter. Use the Buckingham Pi method to determine the number of dimensionless groups and the dimensionless groups. Check those group to show that they are dimensionless.
7. (10 points) The pressure drop, AP, for flow through an orifice plate is a function of the orifice diameter d, the pipe diameter D, fluid density, p, fluid viscosity, H, and average velocity, v. Use the method of repeating variables to determine the appropriate dimensionless relationship.
Could you write down the answer legible please i cannot read most of the answer sheets. Thank you in advance, professor. Flow over a cylinder can generate a Karman Vortex street under certain conditions. By using Buckingham Pi theorem for the dimensional parameters given below, find a relation for the vortex shedding in terms of the nondimensional numbers that you determine. Dimensional Parameters: Vortex shedding frequency f Freestream velocity, V Fluid density, P Fluid viscosity u Cylinder diameter, D
1) The convection coefficient, (h) for external convection heat transfer depends on the following (with units in SI of Watts/(m2 Kelvin): The characteristic length, L The fluid thermal conductivity, k The average fluid velocity, V The fluid viscosity, μ The fluid density, ρ The fluid specific heat, cp Using the Buckingham Pi Theorem, determine a set of dimensionless groups that can be used to correlate test data for this problem. Please show all of your work for this problem (i.e....
need help with fluid mechanics problem Name: 4. (15 pts) Wind blowing past a flag cuses it to"ap in the breeze. The flapping frequency is assumed to be a function of the wind speed V, air density p gravitational acceleration g, length of the flag I, and the area density" pa (which has dimensions M/L2) of the flag material Using the Buckingham Pi theorem with V, p, and Las your repeating variables, determine the relevant dimensionless groups. Nate. You must...
The torque τ required to rotate a disk of diameter D with angular velocity w in a fluid is a function of the density ρ and the viscosity μ of the fluid (torque has units of work) (a) Find a nondimensional relationship between these quantities. (b) Calculate the angular velocity and the torque required to drive a 750 mm diameter disc rotating in air if it requires a torque of 1.2 Nm to rotate a similar disc of 230 mm...
b) The power input P to be a cerki fugal pump is assumed to be a function of the volume flow , impeller diometer D rotational rate , and the density and MJ CAST of the fluid. By using , and D as repeating von bles) develop this as a dimensionless relationship - d3 - A water solution entering the propeller in the pump produces thrust force, ft which is depending on the density, diameter ,d, the rotational speed, co...