Q3. Drag measurements were taken for a 5 cm diameter sphere in water at 20°C to...
The drag force Fp on a smooth sphere falling in water depends on the sphere speed V, the sphere density P. the density p and dynamic viscosity of water, the sphere diameter Dand the gravitational acceleration g. Using dimensional analysis with p. V and D as repeating variables, determine suitable dimensionless groups to obtain a reneral relationship between the drag force and the other variables. If the same sphere were to fall through air, determine the ratio of the drag...
9. The drag of a sphere, Fo, in a flowing fluid is a function of the velocity, V, the fluid density, p, the fluid viscosity, μ, and the sphere diameter, D. Find the π-groups using the exponent method
3.5 2.5 1.5 0.5 8 10 Model velocity, ft/s Problem Statement: A sphere moving in a fluid experiences a drag force that is known to be a function of the sphere diameter, velocity, density, and viscosity. You performed some lab tests on a 3 inch diameter sphere using a water tunnel. The figure below indicates the results of your model test. For the tests the viscosity of the water was 2.34 10sifi2 and the water density was 1.94slugslfi3. Based on...
Fluid Mechanics QUESTION 3 State 2 applications of dimensional analysis. (a) (2 marks) (b) The drag force, Fo acting on a ship is considered to be a function of the fluid density (p) viscosity (H). exavitlg). ship velocity (V), and characteristic length (). Using Buckingham П theorem, determine a set ofsuitable dimensionless numbers to describe the relationship.Fo f(p.H.g.V (4 marks) A 1:60 scale model of a ship is used in a water tank to simulate a ship speed of 10...
2. (20 pts) Chapter 7 Dimensional Analysis, Similitude and Modeling The drag of a sonar transducer is be predicted, based on wind tunnel test data. The prototype, a 1-ft diameter sphere, is to be towed at 5 knots (i.e. 8.44 ft/s) in seawater at 40°F. The model is 6 in. in diameter and the drag of the model is measured to be 0.6 lbf for wind tunnel air temperature at 70°F F 1) (5 pts) Use Buckingham Pi Theorem to...
2. (20 pts) Chapter 7 Dimensional Analysis. Similitude and Modeling The drag of a sonar transducer is to be predicted, based on wind tunnel test data. The prototype, a 1-ft diameter sphere, is to be towed at 5 knots (i.e. 8.44 ft/s) in seawater at 40°F. The model is 6 in. in diameter and the drag of the model is measured to be 0.6 lbf for wind tunnel air temperature at 70°F 1) (5 pts) Use Buckingham Pi Theorem to...
please help Question 1 1.1 If the velocity distribution of a fluid flowing over a 1m² flat plate is given by u=l+ y + y, find the m. Assume dynamic viscosity to be y=6x10*(Ns/m”). force acting on a plate at y = [5 marks] 1.2 A 2D velocity field in an incompressible flow was measured by PIV method and determined to follow the following functions u= 2x’ +2y and v=x - 4y. Check whether your measurements are correct at a...
4. A valve with diameter of 60 cm is intended for applications with water (kinematic viscosity v 9.96-107 m2/s) in the range of mean water velocities between 1 m/s and 2.5 m/s. The performance of this valve is to be determined from tests on a scaled 30-cm-diameter valve with atmospheric air(v-up = 157 105 m2/s). What range of mean air velocities in the smaller valve is required to model bigger valve operating with water? Note: Viscous forces are important.
The aerodynamic behavior of a flying insect is to investigate in a water tunnel using a 10X scale model. The lift force F is believed to be a function of wing size L, flight speed u, flapping frequency w, fluid density p, and fluid viscosity u. Assume that air has a density 1/1000th and a dynamic viscosity 1/100that of water. List all parameters, n. List all primary dimensions, r. Find all dimensionless parameters. (Hint: Buckingham 1 Theorem) Assuming the insect...
14. Determine the discharge of the pipe and the pressure at point B. Neglect head losses and assume that a = 1 Di T 1.5 m Water - 40 cm diameter 3.5 m - 20 cm diameter nozzle 15. One expression for the Reynolds number is Re-V,d V a. Since the Reynolds number must be dimensionless, what are the units of the v term in the denominator? b. Does the v term represent the kinematic or dynamic viscosity? C. Find...