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Problem 2
Water of constant density p flows down an inclined straight pipe, which has a circular cross
section of radius R.
There is no pump driving the flow and flow is fully developed. The angle between the pipe and
the horizontal plane is a constant 4. The viscosity of water is a constant u.
a) Simplify the Navier Stokes equations to a form that can be solved with paper & pencil by
using appropriate assumptions and arguments.
b) Solve the simplified equation to obtain the velocity profile by using appropriate boundary
conditions.
c) By using surface integral of viscous stress, compute the viscous drag on the pipe wall for
every unit length of the pipe in the axial direction.
d) By using force balancing on a control volume, compute the viscous drag on the pipe wall
for every unit length of the pipe in the axial direction, and compare the results in c) and
d).
e) Compute the viscous stress on a cross-section area, that is a control surface normal to
the pipe wall, at (r = R/2, 0 = 0)
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2 Water of constant density p flows down an inclined straight pipe, which has a circular cross section of radius R. There is no pump driving the flow and flow is fully developed. The angle between the pipe and the horizontal plane is a constant 4. The viscosity of water is a constant u. a) Simplify the Navier Stokes equations to a form that can be solved with paper & pencil by using appropriate assumptions and arguments. b) Solve the simplified equation to obtain the velocity profile by using appropriate boundary conditions. c) By using surface integral of viscous stress, compute the viscous drag on the pipe wall for every unit length of the pipe in the axial direction. d) By using force balancing on a control volume, compute the viscous drag on the pipe wall for every unit length of the pipe in the axial direction, and compare the results in c) and d). e) Compute the viscous stress on a cross-section area, that is a control surface normal to the pipe wall, at (r = R/2, 0 = 0) %3D
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