Three fundamental conservation equations will be practiced in this problem. Attached figure shows the smooth merging of...
Three fundamental conservation equations will be practiced in this problem. Attached figure shows the smooth merging of two free jets of SAE30 oil in open air on a horizontal plane. Assume that, without any dispersion, they form a homogeneous jet a) Write the momentum principle in x and y directions and manipulate the two equations to derive a relationship for angle a in terms of given information: Vi=6 m/s, V2=4 m/s, di-0.1 m, d 0.12 m and 0 45°. Calculate the angle a b) Use the conservation of mass and momentum principle in y direction to determine the combined jet velocity, V3 c) Write the conservation of energy (first law of thermodynamics) for the combined jets, substitute the enthalpy h by (u P/p) to calculate the change of fluid internal energy т, (и, — и) + т,(и,-и,) in Watts.
Three fundamental conservation equations will be practiced in this problem. Attached figure shows the smooth merging of two free jets of SAE30 oil in open air on a horizontal plane. Assume that, without any dispersion, they form a homogeneous jet a) Write the momentum principle in x and y directions and manipulate the two equations to derive a relationship for angle a in terms of given information: Vi=6 m/s, V2=4 m/s, di-0.1 m, d 0.12 m and 0 45°. Calculate the angle a b) Use the conservation of mass and momentum principle in y direction to determine the combined jet velocity, V3 c) Write the conservation of energy (first law of thermodynamics) for the combined jets, substitute the enthalpy h by (u P/p) to calculate the change of fluid internal energy т, (и, — и) + т,(и,-и,) in Watts.