Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
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ISBN: 9781259696534
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 11, Problem 111P
To determine

The variation of velocity with time.

The graph between the variations of velocity with time.

Time taken by ball to reach 99% of its terminal velocity.

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Answer to Problem 111P

The time taken to reach 99% terminal velocity is 0.0126s.

The graph between the variations of velocity with time is.

Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Chapter 11, Problem 111P , additional homework tip  1

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The diameter of the ball is 2mm, the density of the ball is 2700kg/m3, the temperature of the oil is 40°C, the density of the fluid is 876kg/m3 and the dynamic viscosity of the fluid is 0.2177kg/ms.

The below figure represent the free body diagram of the ball.

Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Chapter 11, Problem 111P , additional homework tip  2

Figure-(1)

Write the expression of net force acting on the ball.

  Fnet=WFDFB...... (I)

Here, the weight of the ball is W, the drag force is FD and the bouncy force is FB.

Write the expression of weight of the ball.

  W=mg

Here, the mass of the ball is m and the acceleration due to gravity is g.

Write the expression of bouncy force.

  FD=mfg

Here, the mass of the fluid is mf.

Substitute mg for W and mfg for FD in Equation (I).

  Fnet=mgFDmfg....... (II)

Write the expression of the mass of the ball.

  m=ρsV1

Here, the density of the ball is ρs and the volume is V1.

Write the expression of the mass of the fluid.

  mf=ρfV1

Here, the density of the fluid is ρf and the volume is V1.

Substitute ρfV1 for mf and ρsV1 for m in Equation (II).

  Fnet=(ρsV1)gFD(ρfV1)g=ρsV1gFDρfV1g...... (III)

Write the expression of net force by Newton's law of motion.

  Fnet=ma...... (IV)

Here, the acceleration is a.

Write the expression of acceleration.

  a=dVdt

Here, the change of velocity with respect to time is dVdt.

Substitute ρsV1 for m and dVdt for a in Equation (IV).

  Fnet=(ρsV1)(dVdt)

Substitute (ρsV1)(dVdt) for Fnet in Equation (III).

  (ρsV1)(dVdt)=ρsV1gFDρfV1g...... (V)

Write the expression of volume of the ball.

  V1=πD36

Here, the diameter of the ball is D.

Write the expression of drag force by using strokes equation.

  FD=3πμDV

Here, the dynamic viscosity is μ.

Substitute 3πμDV for FD and πD36 for V1 in Equation (V).

  (ρs π D 3 6)( dV dt)=ρsπD36g3πμDVρfπD36g( dV dt)=( ρ s π D 3 6 g3πμDV ρ f π D 3 6 g)( ρ s π D 3 6 )( dV dt)=g[1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )VdVg[1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V=dt...... (VI)

Integrate Equation (VI) on both sides as initial velocity is 0 and the final velocity is V with respect to time as initial time is 0 and the final time is t.

  0V dV g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V=0tdt[ln( g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)( 18μ ρ s D 2 )]0V=[t]0t[ln(g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)( 18μ ρ s D 2 )ln(g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )0)( 18μ ρ s D 2 )]=t0(18μρsD2)t=ln(g[1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)ln(g[1( ρ f ρ s )])

  ( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t=ln[( g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]]( g[ 1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)g[1( ρ f ρ s )]=e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t(g[1( ρ f ρ s )]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V)=g[1( ρ f ρ s )]e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V=g[1( ρ f ρ s )]g[1( ρ f ρ s )]e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t

  ( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V=g{1( ρ f ρ s )}[1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t]V=g{1( ρ f ρ s )}[1 e ( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t]( 18μ ρ s D 2 )V=g{1( ρ f ρ s )}[1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t]×( ρ s D 2 18μ)V=gD2[ ρ s ρ f18μ][1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t]...... (VII)

Substitute Vterminal for V and for t in Equation (VII).

  Vterminal=gD2[ ρ s ρ f18μ][1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )]=gD2[ ρ s ρ f18μ][10]=gD2[ ρ s ρ f18μ]....... (VIII)

Calculation:

Substitute 9.81m/s2 for g, 2mm for D, 2700kg/m3 for ρs, 876kg/m3 for ρf and 0.2177kg/ms for μ in Equation (VIII).

  Vterminal=(9.81m/ s 2)(2mm)2[( 2700 kg/ m 3 )( 876 kg/ m 3 )18×( 0.2177 kg/ ms )]=(9.81m/ s 2){( 2mm)×( 1m 1000mm )}2[1824 kg/ m 3 18×( 0.2177 kg/ ms )]=(9.81m/ s 2)(0.000004m2)(465.47s/ m 2)=0.01826m/s

Substitute 99%Vterminal for V and Vterminal for gD2[ρsρf18μ] in Equation (VII).

  99%Vterminal=Vterminal[1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t]99100=1e( 18μ ρ s D 2 )te( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t=199100( 18μ ρ s D 2 )t=ln(0.01)

  t=4.605( 18μ ρ s D 2 )...... (IX)

Substitute 2mm for D, 2700kg/m3 for ρs and 0.2177kg/ms for μ in Equation (IX).

  t=4.605( 18( 0.2177 kg/ ms ) ( 2700 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2mm ) 2 )=4.605( 18( 0.2177 kg/ ms ) ( 2700 kg/ m 3 ) { ( 2mm )×( 1m 1000mm )} 2 )=4.605s362.83=0.0126s

The time taken to reach 99% terminal velocity is 0.0126s.

Substitute 9.81m/s2 for g, 2mm for D, 2700kg/m3 for ρs, 876kg/m3 for ρf and 0.2177kg/ms for μ in Equation (VII).

  V=(9.81m/ s 2)(2mm)2[( 2700 kg/ m 3 )( 876 kg/ m 3 )18( 0.2177 kg/ ms )][1e( 18( 0.2177 kg/ ms ) ( 2700 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2mm ) 2 )t]V=[( 9.81m/ s 2 ) { ( 2mm )×( 1m 1000mm )} 2[ ( 2700 kg/ m 3 )( 876 kg/ m 3 ) 18( 0.2177 kg/ ms ) ]×[ 1 e ( 18( 0.2177 kg/ ms ) ( 2700 kg/ m 3 ) { ( 2mm )×( 1m 1000mm )} 2 )t ]]V=(0.018m/s)[1e 362.83/st]

The variation of velocity with time.

    Time (t)Velocity V=(0.018m/s)[1e362.83/st]
    0s0
    0.01s0.0175m/s
    0.02s0.0179m/s
    0.03s0.017996m/s
    0.04s0.17999m/s
    0.05s0.0179999m/s
    0.06s0.01799999m/s
    0.07s0.01799999m/s
    0.08s0.017999999m/s
    0.09s0.0179999999m/s
    0.10s0.018m/s

The graph between the variation of velocity with time is.

Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications, Chapter 11, Problem 111P , additional homework tip  3

Figure-(2)

Conclusion:

The time taken to reach 99% terminal velocity is 0.0126s.

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