Connect 1 Semester Access Card For Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
Connect 1 Semester Access Card For Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
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Chapter 11, Problem 42P
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The terminal velocity of the sphere in the water.

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Answer to Problem 42P

The terminal velocity of the sphere in the water 0.1551m/s.

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Given information:

The diameter of sphere is 6mm, the density of plastic sphere is 1150kg/m3, temperature of water is 20°C

Write the expression for frontal area of sphere.

   A=πD24     ...... (I)

Here, diameter of sphere is D.

Write the expression for drag force acting on the sphere.

   FD=12CDAρwV2     ...... (II)

Here, coefficient of drag is CD, density of water is ρw, terminal velocity of sphere is V.

Write the expression for weight of sphere.

   W=ρsVg     ...... (III)

Here, volume of sphere is V, density of sphere is ρs, acceleration due to gravity is g.

Write the expression for buoyant force.

   FB=ρwVg     ...... (IV)

Write the expression for volume of sphere.

   V=πD36     ...... (V)

Write the relation of weight, buoyant force and drag force for terminal velocity.

   W=FD+FB     ...... (VI)

Calculation:

Substitute 6mm for the D in Equation (I).

   A=π ( 6mm )24=π ( 6mm× 1m 1000mm )24=π ( 0.006m )24=2.83×105m2

Refer to Table-11-2 “Drag coefficient of various three-dimensional bodies” to obtain drag coefficient of sphere as 0.5.

Refer to Table-A-3 “Properties of saturated water” at 20°C to obtain density of water as 998kg/m3.

Substitute 0.5 for CD, 2.83×105m2 for A, 998kg/m3 for ρw in Equation (II).

   FD=12(0.5)(2.83× 10 5m2)(998kg/ m 3)V2=(0.025)(2.83× 10 5m2)(998kg/ m 3)V2=7.06×103kg/m×V2

Substitute 6mm for the D in Equation (V).

   V=π ( 6mm )36=π ( 6mm× 1m 1000mm )36=π ( 0.006m )36=1.13097×107m3

Substitute 1.13097×107m3 for V, 1150kg/m3 for ρs and 9.81m/s2 for g in Equation (III).

   W=(1150kg/ m 3)(1.13097× 10 7m3)(9.81m/ s 2)=0.00127kgm/s2×1N1kgm/ s 2=0.00127N

Substitute 1.13097×107m3 for V, 998kg/m3 for ρw and 9.81m/s2 for g in Equation (IV).

   FB=(998kg/ m 3)(1.13097× 10 7m3)(9.81m/ s 2)=0.0011kgm/s2×1N1kgm/ s 2=0.0011N

Substitute 7.06×103kg/m×V2 for FD, 0.00127N for W and 0.0011N for FB in Equation (VI).

   0.00127N=7.06×103kg/m×V2+0.0011N7.06×103kg/m×V2=0.00127N0.0011N7.06×103kg/m×V2=0.00017N×1N1kgm/ s 2V2=0.00017kgm/ s 27.06× 10 3kg/m

   V2=0.00017 m 2/ s 27.06× 10 3V=0.02407932 m 2/ s 2V=0.1551m/s

Conclusion:

The terminal velocity of the sphere in the water 0.1551m/s.

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