QUESTION 2 In an experiment to measure approaching uniform flow, U.to a non-rotating circular cylinder as...
Consider a circular cylinder in an ideal flow, with its axis perpendicular to the fiow. Let p be the angle measured between radi drawn to the leading edge (the stagnation point) and to any abitrary point on the cylinder. The pressure coefficient distribution along the cylindrical surface is given by Cp 1-4sin (m-p). Calculate the drag coefficient for the cylinder, based on projected frontal area of the cylinder. (Round the final answer to three decimal places.) The drag coefricient for...
A sphere and a circular cylinder (with its axis perpendicular to the flow) are mounted in the same freestream. A pressure tap exists at the top of the sphere, and this is connected via a tube to one side of a manometer. The other side of the manometer is connected to a pressure tap on the surface of the cylinder. This tap is located on the cylindrical surface such that the deflection of the fluid in the manometer indicates that...
a) Derive the general stream function of a potential flow around a cylinder of radius R given the stream functions Y of a uniform flow and a doublet are uniformUy 'doublet where Uis the speed of the uniform flow and C is the strength of the doublet. (5 marks) b) Find the specific stream function assuming the streamline on the surface of the cylinder is Ψ-0 (5 marks) c) Find the velocities at two points (-3R, 0 and (-2R, 0)....
QUESTION 2 (14 marks) Explain how to form a steady uniform flow around a cylinder based on superposition (6 marks) (a) of several basic potential flows. (b) Based on the surface pressure distribution of the flow around the cylinder in (a) explain why the theoretical pressure distribution as illustrated in Fig. 1 is different (8 marks) from the corresponding experimental results. 3 Experimental Theoretical (inviscid) -3 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 β (deg) Figure 1 QUESTION 2 (14...
Question 1 (40 points) From potential flow theory, the combination of a doublet and a uniform flow gives the flowfield around a cylinder. The resulting velocity potential for the flow is given by: A cos Ur cos e The resulting velocity field in cylindrical coordinates is given by - = 4 r ae ar where e, and eo are the unit vectors in cylindrical polar coordinates, Uo is the free-stream velocity and A an arbitrary parameter. a) (10 points) Determine...
2(a) A luid with kinematic viscosity 1.45x10* m'ls enters a smooth pipe of internal diameter d- 25 mm and length L-5 m. i) Sketch the velocity profile across a diameter of the pipe at 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 m from the pipe entrance for U- 1 m/s (you may assume that the pipe has a bell mouth entrance for smooth unseparated flow entry). Also sketch a graph of the centre-line velocity Uma against the distance x measured from...
When immersed in a uniform stream, a thick elliptical cylinder (extending a width b into the picture) creates a broad downstream wake with a linear velocity profile having a centerline velocity of Ua=u. u:(9)=0- 4 + ) for Osysl and symmetry in the wake from top to bottom. The pressures at the upstream and downstream sections are approximately uniform and equal. a. Find an analytical expression for the drag force as a function of p, U.,L,b (width of cylinder into...
QUESTION 3 (14 marks) Variation in drag cylinder is shown in Figure 2 (a) At point coefficient (CD) against Reynolds number (Re) for flow around a smooth a, point out whether drag is mainly contributed by pressure drag or friction (8 marks) drag, and explain the reason why (6 marks) (b) Explain the reason why there is a sudden drop in Co at point 400 200 100 40 20 10 60 N C, 6 Smoath cylinder 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.1...