THERMO- AND FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 3 – Bernoulli’s Equation
Advertisements

Integration Relation for Control Volume
MECH 221 FLUID MECHANICS (Fall 06/07) Chapter 7: INVISCID FLOWS
Continuity Equation Tutorial
Chapter 2 Reynolds Transport Theorem (RTT) 2.1 The Reynolds Transport Theorem 2.2 Continuity Equation 2.3 The Linear Momentum Equation 2.4 Conservation.
Experimental Thermo and Fluid Mechanics Lab. 4. Fluid Kinematics 4.1. Velocity Field 4.2. Continuity Equation.
CE 1501 CE 150 Fluid Mechanics G.A. Kallio Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering & Manufacturing Technology California State University,
Potential Flow Theory for Development of A Turbine Blade
Euler’s Equation in Fluid Mechanics. What is Fluid Mechanics? Fluid mechanics is the study of the macroscopic physical behavior of fluids. Fluids are.
Momentum. NEWTON’S LAWS Newton’s laws are relations between motions of bodies and the forces acting on them. –First law: a body at rest remains at rest,
Conservation of Mass D=Domain of a body of water Water is flowing in and out of D Mass is neither created nor destroyed Flow coming in = Flow going out.
© Fox, McDonald & Pritchard Introduction to Fluid Mechanics Chapter 5 Introduction to Differential Analysis of Fluid Motion.
Fluid Mechanics FLOWING FLUIDS Engineering Fluid Mechanics 8/E by Crowe, Elger, and Roberson Copyright © 2005 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved.
AOE 5104 Class 9 Online presentations for next class:
CHAPTER (III) KINEMATICS OF FLUID FLOW 3.1: Types of Fluid Flow : Real - or - Ideal fluid : Laminar - or - Turbulent Flows : Steady -
Kinematics of Flow. Fluid Kinematics  Fluid motion -Types of fluid - Velocity and acceleration - Continuity equation  Potential Flows -Velocity Potential.
Abj 3.1: Introduction to Motion and Velocity Field: Pathlines, Streamlines, and Streaklines Geometry of Motion Pathline Streamline No flow across a.
Chapter 4 FLOWING FLUIDS AND PRESSURE VARIATION Fluid Mechanics Source:
AOE 5104 Class 8 Online presentations for next class: –Kinematics 2 and 3 Homework 3 (thank you) Homework 4 (6 questions, 2 graded, 2 recitations, worth.
Panel methods to Innovate a Turbine Blade-1 P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department A Linear Mathematics for Invention of Blade Shape…..
Fluid Dynamics AP Physics B.
Pharos University MECH 253 FLUID MECHANICS II
Dr. Jason Roney Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Ch 4 Fluids in Motion.
Elementary Mechanics of Fluids
© Fox, Pritchard, & McDonald Introduction to Fluid Mechanics Chapter 5 Introduction to Differential Analysis of Fluid Motion.
Pharos University ME 253 Fluid Mechanics 2
Work Readings: Chapter 11.
MAE 3241: AERODYNAMICS AND FLIGHT MECHANICS Introduction to Streamlines, Stream Functions, and Velocity Potential January 28, 2011 Mechanical and Aerospace.
VII. Analysis of Potential Flows. Contents 1. Preservation of Irrotationality 2. Description of 2D Potential Flows 3. Fundamental Solutions 4. Superposition.
Faros University ME 253 Fluid Mechanics II
Fluid Mechanics (C.V. analysis) Dept. of Experimental Orthopaedics and Biomechanics Bioengineering Reza Abedian (M.Sc.)
Sverdrup, Stommel, and Munk Theories of the Gulf Stream
Momentum Equation and its Applications
Mathematics to Innovate Blade Profile P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department Also a Fluid Device, Which abridged the Globe into Global.
Dr. Szlivka: Fluid Mechanics 7.1 ÓBUDA UNIVERSITY Dr. Ferenc Szlivka professor.
Heat and Flow Technology I.
Heat and Flow Technology I.
Heat and Flow Technology I.
MAE 5130: VISCOUS FLOWS Lecture 2: Introductory Concepts
FLOWING FLUIDS AND PRESSURE VARIATION
Heat and Flow Technology I.
Chapter 4 Fluid Mechanics Frank White
CE 3305 Engineering FLUID MECHANICS
FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE
Continuum Mechanics (MTH487)
Mass and Energy Analysis of Control Volumes
Heat and Flow Technology I.
S.N.P.I.T & R.C,UMRAKH GUJRARAT TECHNICHAL UNIVERSITY
Today’s Lecture Objectives:
Different types of flows and lines In fluid flow
CE 3305 Engineering FLUID MECHANICS
P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department
Fluid Mechanics Dr. Mohsin Siddique Assistant Professor
Heat and Flow Technology I.
KINEMATICS 1. A nozzle is so shaped that the velocity of flow along the centre line changes linearly from 1.5 m/s to 15 m/s in a distance of m. Determine.
RECTANGULAR COORDINATES
Fluid Flow Hydrodynamics Aerodynamics
Vector Calculus for Measurements in Thermofluids
V 1. Conservation of Mass dz dy dx
Lecture no 13 &14 Kinetics & kinematics of fluid flow
Rotational and Irrotational Flow
VORTICITY AND CIRCULATION WITHIN TWIN JETS ISSUING INTO A CROSSFLOW
THERMO- AN D FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE
Introduction to Aerodynamics
MAE 3241: AERODYNAMICS AND FLIGHT MECHANICS
FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE
Types of Fluid Flows Prepared By : VINOD DAHIYA
Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
FLUID MECHANICS ME-10 MODULE - 2 KINEMATICS OF FLUID FLOW Presented by: Ayush Agrawal (Asst. Professor) Civil Engineering Department Jabalpur Engineering.
Presentation transcript:

THERMO- AND FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE ÓBUDA UNIVERSITY THERMO- AND FLUID MECHANICS LECTURE Only using inside Dr. Ferenc Szlivka professor Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Kinematics and continuity 4. chapter Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Plain flow Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Streamlines around a semi sphere and bridge pillar Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Streamlines around a drop Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Streamlines around a drop looked from a moving system Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Unsteady streamlines Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Streamlines around an airfoil Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Hot jet flow Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Streamlines around a car Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. The path line: the way of a particle. The streamline: the line which is tangential to the velocity in every point of it. The streak line: the line of the particles coming from the same point of the stream (of the space) Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Kármán vortex street Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Kármán vortex street in a wind tunnel Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Continuity law for a steady flow Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Continuity law in differential form Steady flow Constant density flow Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. The volume flow rate or discharge is the volume of fluid flowing past a section per unit time. The mass flow rate is the mass of fluid flowing past a section per unit time. Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Outflow through window with grille Calculate the volume flow rate coming out through the windows! The velocity of air is v= 4 m/s, The length of the square is, H=2m. The area of grille is Agr=1m2. Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Solution: First we should calculate the magnitude of free area The area of window: The free area: The volume flow rate: Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Outflow through a rain grille The air is flowing with v=2,6 m/s through a HELIOS type square rain grille. The velocity vector and the normal vector of the area have an angle a=450 . A length of the square is b=395 mm = 0,395m. The free surface area is 80% of the whole area. Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Solution: First we should calculate the magnitude free area The velocity vector component projected to the normal vector of area And the volume flow rate: Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Continuitate in compressor The air is flowing in the suction side with velocity. It was measured the pressure and the temperature of the incoming and outgoing air. Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Data: Questions: a./ Calculate the velocity at the pressure side ( )! b./ Calculate the power of the politropic state change between the pressure and the suction side. Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Solution: a./ The mass flow rate are the same in the pressure and the suction side of the compressor: The incoming density: The outgoing density From the densities we can calculate the velocity on the pressure side: Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Solution: b./ Let’s apply the politropic state equation: The politropic power is the next: Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Vorticity and potential vortex Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Potential or irrotational and vortex flows Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Potential vortex Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Vorticity, rotation, angular velocity y Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Vorticity, rotation in a 3D coordinate system Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4. Potential vortex and G, the circulation Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.

Dr. Szlivka: Thermo- and Fluid Mechanics 4.