Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781259696534
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 4, Problem 53P
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The expression for the linear strain rate in the x direction.

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Answer to Problem 53P

The expression for the linear strain rate in x direction is εxx=b.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The fluid particle is located on the centre line.

Write the expression for the two-dimensional velocity field in the vector form.

  V=(U0+bx)ibyj   ...... (I)

Here, the horizontal speed is U0, the constant is b, and the distance in x direction is x and the distance in y direction is y.

Write the expression for the velocity component along x direction.

  u=U0+bx  ...... (II)

Here, the variable is x in x direction.

Write the expression for the velocity component along x direction.

  v=by   ...... (III)

Here, the variable is y in y direction.

Write the expression for the velocity in x direction in differential form.

  dxdt=u   ...... (IV)

Write the expression for the initial length.

  ζ=xBxA  ...... (V)

Here, the initial location of A is xA and the initial location of B is xB.

Write the expression for the final length.

  ζ+Δζ=xBxA   ...... (VI)

Here, the final location of A is xA, the final location of B is xB.the change in length is Δζ.

Write the expression for the change in lengths.

  Δζ=(ζ+Δζ)ζ   ...... (VII)

Write the expression for the strain rate in x direction.

  εxx=ddt(Δζζ)   ...... (VIII)

Write the expression for ebt when t tends to zero.

  ebt=1+bt  ...... (IX)

Calculation:

Substitute U0+bx for u in Equation (IV).

  dxdt=U0+bxdxU0+bx=dt   ...... (X)

Integrate the Equation (X).

   dx U 0 +bx=dt1bln(U0+bx)=tlnC1ln(U0+bx)1b+lnC1=tt=C1ln(U0+bx)1b  ...... (XI)

Substitute xA for x and 0 for t in Equation (XI).

  0=C1ln(U0+bxA)1bln(1)=ln[C1( U 0 +b x A )1b]C1(U0+bxA)1b=1C1=1( U 0 +b x A ) 1 b

Substitute 1( U 0+b x A)1b for C1 in Equation (XI).

  t=ln(1 ( U 0 +b x A ) 1 b ( U 0 +bx) 1 b)t=1bln( U 0+bx U 0+b x A)bt=ln( U 0+bx U 0+b x A)ebt=( U 0+bx U 0+b x A)

  ebt(U0+bxA)=(U0+bx)x=1b[(U0+bxA)ebtU0]xA=1b[(U0+bxA)ebtU0]xB=1b[(U0+bxB)ebtU0]

Substitute xBxA for ζ+Δζ and xBxA for ζ in Equation (VII).

  Δζ=(xBxA)(xBxA)   ...... (XII)

Substitute 1b[(U0+bxB)ebtU0] for xB and 1b[(U0+bxA)ebtU0] for xA in Equation (XII).

  Δζ=(1b[( U 0 +b x B )e btU0]1b[( U 0 +b x A )e btU0])(xBxA)=(1b[( U 0 +b x B )e btU0( U 0 +b x A )e bt+U0])(xBxA)=(xBxA)ebt(xBxA)=(xBxA)(ebt1)

Substitute (xBxA)(ebt1) for Δζ and xBxA for ζ in Equation (VIII).

  εxx=ddt(( x B x A )( e bt 1)( x B x A ))εxx=ddt(ebt1)   ...... (XIII)

Substitute 1+bt for ebt in Equation (XIII).

  εxx=ddt(1+bt1)=ddt(bt)=b

Conclusion:

The expression for strain rate in x direction is εxx=b.

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