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 5, Problem 114P

A circular thin plate is placed on the top of a tube. as shown in the figure. (a) Find the exit velocity from the gap. (b) Find the velocity and pressure distributions in the gap between plate and tube’s tip for d/2 ρ air = 1.2 k g / m 3 and P atm = 101 , 325 Pa .

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(a)

The exit velocity from the gap.

Answer to Problem 114P

The exit velocity from the gap is 0.045m/s

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The diameter of tube is 3mm, the gap between plate is 1.5mm, the diameter of disc is 10cm.

Atmospheric pressure is 101325Pa, velocity of air entering the tube is 3m/s the density of remains constant.

Write the expression for area of tube.

  At=π4d2   ...... (I)

Here, diameter of tube is d.

Write the expression for area of exit.

  Ae=πDs   ...... (II)

Here, diameter of dic is D and the gap is s.

Write the expression for continuity equation of flow.

  ρtAtVt=ρeAeVe   ...... (III)

Here, density of air at tube entry is ρt, area of tube entry is At and velocity of air at entry is Vt density of air at tube exit is ρe, area of exit is Ae and velocity of air at exit is Ve.

Calculation:

Substitute 3mm for d in equation (I).

  At=π4(3mm)2=π4(3mm× 1m 1000mm)2=π4(0.003m)2=7.068×106m2

Substitute 1.5mm for s and 10cm for D in Equation (II).

  Ae=π(10cm× 1m 100cm)(1.5mm× 1m 1000mm)=π(0.1m)(0.0015m)=4.712×104m2

Substitute 7.068×106m2 for At, 4.712×104m2 for Ae, ρ for ρt, ρ for ρe

  3m/s for Vt in Equation (III).

  ρ(7.068× 10 6m2)(3m/s)=ρ(4.712× 10 4m2)Ve(7.068× 10 6m2)(3m/s)=(4.712× 10 4m2)VeVe=( 7.068× 10 6 m 2 )( 3m/s )( 4.712× 10 4 m 2 )Ve=0.045m/s

Conclusion:

The exit velocity from the gap is 0.045m/s.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(b)

The velocity distribution at distance r.

The pressure distribution at distance r.

Answer to Problem 114P

The velocity distribution at distance r is 2.249×103rm/s.

The pressure distribution at distance r.is 3.0348×106r2Pa.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The diameter of tube is 3mm, the gap between plate is 1.5mm.

Write the expression for area of exit.

  Ae=2πrs   ...... (IV)

Here, radius is r and the gap is s.

Write the expression for continuity equation of flow.

  ρtAtVt=ρrArVr   ...... (V)

Here, density of air at tube entry is ρt, area of tube entry is At and velocity of air at entry is Vt density of air at tube exit is ρr, area of exit is Ar and velocity of air at exit is Vr.

Write the expression for Bernoulli equation.

  P1ρg+V122g+z1=P2ρg+V222g+z2   ...... (VI)

Here, pressure at entry is P1, velocity of air at entry is V1, height at entry is z1, pressure at exit is P2, velocity of air at exit is V2 and height at exit is z2.

Calculation:

Substitute 1.5mm for s in Equation (IV).

  Ae=2π(1.5mm)r=2π(1.5mm× 1m 1000mm)r=9.42477×103rm2

Substitute 7.068×106m2 for At, 9.42477×103rm2 for Ar, ρ for ρt, ρ for ρe

  3m/s for Vt in Equation (V).

  ρ(7.068× 10 6m2)(3m/s)=ρ(9.42477× 10 3rm2)Vr(7.068× 10 6m2)(3m/s)=(9.42477× 10 3rm2)VrVr=( 7.068× 10 6 m 2 )( 3m/s )( 9.42477× 10 3 r m 2 )Vr=2.249× 10 3rm/s

Substitute 3m/s for Vt, 0 for z1

  1.2kg/m3 for ρ, 0.045m/s for Vr, 9.81m/s2 for g, 0 for z2, 0 for P2 in Equation (VI).

  P1ρg+ ( 3m/s )22g+0=0ρg+ ( 0.045m/s )22g+0P1ρg+ ( 3m/s )22g= ( 0.045m/s )22gP1g=(1.2kg/ m 3) ( 0.045m/s )2 ( 3m/s )22gP1=5.3987kg/ms2

Substitute 3m/s for Vt, 0 for z1

  1.2kg/m3 for ρ

  2.249×103rm/s for Vr

  9.81m/s2 for g, 0 for z2

  5.3987kg/ms for P1 in Equation (VI).

  5.3987kg/msρg+ ( 3m/s )22g+0=Prρg+ ( 2.249× 10 3 r m/s 2 )22g+0Pr=(1.2kg/ m 3) ( 2.249× 10 3 r m/s 2 )22+5.3987kg/ms(1.2kg/ m 3) ( 3m/s )22Pr=3.0348× 10 6r2kg/ms2+5.3987kg/ms25.3987kg/ms2Pr=3.0348× 10 6r2kg/ms2×1Pa1kg/m s 2

  Pr=3.0348×106r2Pa

Conclusion:

The velocity distribution at distance r is 2.249×103rm/s.

The pressure distribution at distance r.is 3.0348×106r2Pa.

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