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FME Unit 3 Part 2

This document discusses laminar flow through pipes and between parallel plates. It provides the derivation of the Hagen-Poiseuille equation for flow through pipes and the equations for flow between parallel plates. Key terms discussed include shear stress, velocity profile, average velocity, pressure drop, and viscosity. The summary covers the essential information and equations presented.
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FME Unit 3 Part 2

This document discusses laminar flow through pipes and between parallel plates. It provides the derivation of the Hagen-Poiseuille equation for flow through pipes and the equations for flow between parallel plates. Key terms discussed include shear stress, velocity profile, average velocity, pressure drop, and viscosity. The summary covers the essential information and equations presented.
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Poiseuille

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a
of
viscous fluid is left element
flowing from to right as
Consider a fluid
shown in the figure
radius r sliding cylindrical fluid
in a
of
element of radius ft dry Let the length of
element be ax R be the radius of
fluid is flowing
in which fluid
pipe
on face AB
Let p be the intensity of pressure
CD
be the intensity of pressure on face
R fax acts on
shear force of exzarase
the surface of the fluid element

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Boundary conditions
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u
o
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R2
C
8
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a
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Velocity distribution
To find the average velocity
Uarg
the
The average velocity is obtained by dividing
area
discharge of the fluid across the sectional
in which it is flowing

d Velocity at radius X area of ring element

dQ UX 2Ardr

dQ R2 r zardr
x

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Consider two parallel fixed plates kept at a


distance in the Consider
of t as shown fig
a fluid element
of length ax thickness ay and
unit width at a distance of from the lower
y
fixed plate
Parallel plate fixed
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fixed
If p is the intensity of pressure on face AB

Pt 8,1 ax is the
premiere
on face CD

E is the shear stress on face BC


the shear stress on face AD
ft Gay is

Then
Pressure force on AB Pray x 1
Pressure force CD
fax
on
p ay x I
shear force on BC exam x I
shear force on AD
ft Ey ay ax x1

Therefore resultant force in the direction


is zero
offlow
So

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81 ax ay ggayax o
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ay

ft Ey 0

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181 o

r
t
now

so
of g ptg
8,1 nog

It
t
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y

fay o

w rit y
Integrating further

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boundaries
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conditions
i at o u o
y
at 6 0
yet
So at y o u 0

0 0 C2 0
to C2
At yet 0 0

I Etc t t ca

o
Etc t to

c 8,4 fit
Now reduces to
eqn
u t t fat y to

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velocity and shearstress distribution

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The average velocity J or Varg is obtained by dividing
the discharge across the section
by the area of
section f x1
The rate of flow throughthe strip ABCD
da UX area of strip
da ty yr dy x1

fo'dg
ft Felty yr dy

o
E E
9
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Q
4 tf t

Varg g
Varg
1uars

therefore
t.EE E z
y

I I
Pressuredny
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i
From Varg
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o

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Idp uargd.de
x
Pa p Uarsf
Po p VargEd 74 9
Yea se L

Pe P 1210 L
Varg
or

Pi Pa Ugg 12µL

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e
NG Felty y'T

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and t
If I are constant e varies linearly
with y
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y o ort pipewall
shear stress is zero when É pipe centre
y
Maximum shear stress
Imax is

leman
EEty
Plane Poi seville equation
Flow between two paralle
of viscous fluid
plates one
moving
and other fixed
plate Couette flow
Jet
stream of fluid

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IM
fav fail

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af data
T
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i

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in x axis
FE changeoffyventum
For max
Fx
ME
E
IV
Ees fav Ur
Fx Sav Antialvelocity Final velocity

conidifigibu stead inviscid


Impact of Jets
stationary plates

vertical plate
stationary
Force exerted by a jet of
water on a

stationary fixed plate

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Pipe

L y
f
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H I
consider a jet of water out from
coming fixed
a nozzle of diameter'd strikes
a

with as shown in the


plate velocity'v
figure cross section
Let a be the area of
of the jet
From the momentum equation
Force exerted bythe jet rate of change of
on the plate momentum
Findmmetum
F Initium
time

ma Initial velocity final velocity


F me

F fav V o

Belait
Similarly
ma Initial velocity final velocity
Fy me

v
far o
Fy
Fy
Stationary Inclined plate
ninolined
Force exated bya jet of waterona
plates
stationary water
No226no jetof
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fixedpig
vs

I c

oi
he

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Sinko O FucosO force
Fg Fn

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X
Force in
Foc Fn Sind
Fa since
my Initialcity Finn
since
Fx fav V sino o

fav o since cos O


Fy
9aV2sinOcos
Fy

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