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 6, Problem 23P

Water enters a 7-cm-diameter pipe steadily with a uniform velocity of 2 mi’s and exits with the turbulent flow velocity distribution given by u = u max ( 1 r / R ) 1 / 7 . If the pressure drop along the pipe is 10 kPa, determine the drag force exerted on the pipe by water flow.

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The drag force exerted on the pipe by water flow.

Answer to Problem 23P

The drag force exerted on the pipe by water flow is 38.19N.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The diameter of the pipe is 7cm, the velocity of the water is 2m/s and the pressure drop along the pipe is 10kPa.

Expression of flow area of the pipe,
A=πd24...... (I)
Here, the diameter of the pipe is d.

Expression of turbulent flow velocity distribution,
u=Umax(1rR)1/7...... (II)
Here, the maximum velocity in the pipe is Umax, the distance from circumference to the centre of the pipe is r and the radius of the pipe is R.

Expression of x component of momentum equation,
ρUavg2A+ρ0Ru2dA=(p1p2)AFD...... (III)
Here,the mean velocity is Uavg, the density of the water is ρ, the drag force is FD, the pressure at inlet is p1, the pressure at outlet is p2 and the elemental area of the pipe is dA.

Substitute Umax(1rR)1/7 for u in Equation (III).

ρUavg2A+ρ0RUmax2( 1 r R )2/7dA=(p1p2)AFD....... (IV)

Expression of elemental area of the pipe,
dA=2πrdr

Expression of maximum velocity for turbulent flow,
Umax=1.2255Uavg

Substitute 1.2255Uavg for Umax, 2πrdr for dA in Equation (IV).

ρUavg2A+ρ0R ( 1.2255 U avg )2 ( 1 r R ) 2/7 2πrdr=(p1p2)AFDρUavg2A+3ρUavg2π0R( 1 r R )2/7rdr=(p1p2)AFD....... (V)
Consider B for 0R( 1 r R )2/7rdr

B=0R( 1 r R )2/7rdr...... (VI)
Substitute B for 0R( 1 r R )2/7rdr in Equation (V).

ρUavg2A+3ρUavg2πBrdr=(p1p2)AFD...... (VII)
Consider x for (1rR)

(1rR)=xrR=1xr=R(1x)...... (VI)
Differentiate Equation (VI) with respect to x on both sides.

ddx(r)=ddx{R(1x)}drdx=R{ddx(1)ddx(x)}dr=R(1)dxdr=Rdx

Substitute 0 for r in Equation (VI).

0=R(1x)0=(1x)x=1

Substitute R for r in Equation (VI).

R=R(1x)1=(1x)x=0

Substitute x for (1rR), R(1x) for r lower limit as 1 and upper limit as 0 and Rdx for dr in Equation (VI).

B=10x 2/7 R( 1x)( Rdx)=R210( x 2/7 x 9/7 )dx=R2[x ( 2/7 +1 )9/7x ( 9/7 +1 )16/7]10=R2[0( 2/7 +1)9/70( 9/7 +1)16/719/7+116/7]

B=49144R2

Substitute 49144R2 for B in Equation (VII).

ρUavg2A+3ρUavg2π[49144R2]=(p1p2)AFDρUavg2A+147144πρUavg2R2=(p1p2)AFDFD=(p1p2)A+ρUavg2A3.207ρUavg2R2...... (VIII)

Expression of pressure drop,
Δp=p1p2

Substitute Δp for p1p2 in Equation (VIII).

FD=ΔpA+ρUavg2A3.207ρUavg2R2...... (IX)

Expression of radius of pipe
R=d/2...... (X)

Calculation:

Substitute 7cm for d in Equation (I).

A=π ( 7cm )24=π4{( 7cm)×( 1m 100cm )}2=0.785×(0.0049m2)=0.00385m2

Substitute 7cm for d in Equation (IX).

R=7cm2=( 7cm2)×( 1m 100cm)=0.035m

Substitute 10kPa for Δp, 0.00385m2 for A, 1000kg/m3 for ρ, 2m/s for Uavg and 0.035m for R in Equation (IX).

FD=[( 10kPa)( 0.00385 m 2 )+( 1000 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2m/s ) 2( 0.00385 m 2 )3.207( 1000 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2m/s ) 2 ( 0.035m ) 2]=[( 10kPa)( 1000Pa 1kPa )( 1 kg/ m s 2 1Pa )( 0.00385 m 2 )+( 1000 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2m/s ) 2( 0.00385 m 2 )3.207( 1000 kg/ m 3 ) ( 2m/s ) 2 ( 0.035m ) 2]=(38.5kgm/ s 2)+(15.4kgm/ s 2)(15.71kgm/ s 2)=(38.19kgm/ s 2)×( 1N 1 kgm/ s 2 )

FD=38.19N

Conclusion:

The drag force exerted on the pipe by water flow is 38.19N.

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