FLUID MECHANICS (LL) W/CONNECT
FLUID MECHANICS (LL) W/CONNECT
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Author: CENGEL
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Chapter 7, Problem 98P
To determine

(a)

The primary dimensions of pressure or stress in F-L-T system.

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Answer to Problem 98P

The dimensions of stress is {σ}={(F1L-2)}.

Explanation of Solution

In M-L-T system,

  force=mass×accelerationF=m×a{F}={mass×meter sec 2}{F}={M×L t 2}{F}={ML t 2}{F}={M1 L1 t-2}

Now, write primary dimension of mass in F-L-T system,

  {F}={M1L1t-2}{M}={ Ft 2L}{M}={F1L-1t2}.....(i)

Stress is defined as force per unit area.

  stree=forceareaσ=forcearea{σ}={forcearea}{σ}={mass×length time 2×1 length 2}{σ}={m×L t 2×1 L 2}{σ}={m t 2L}

In exponential form,

  {σ}={m1L-1t-2}

In F-L-T system,

On substituting the value from equation (i),

  {σ}={m1L-1t-2}

  {σ}={( F 1 L -1 t 2)L-1t-2}{σ}={( F 1 L -2)}

To determine

(b)

The primary dimensions of moment or torque in F-L-T system.

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Answer to Problem 98P

The primary dimension of energy is {E}={F1L1}.

Explanation of Solution

In M-L-T system,

  force=mass×accelerationF=m×a{F}={mass×meter sec 2}{F}={M×L t 2}{F}={ML t 2}{F}={M1 L1 t-2}

Now, write primary dimension of mass in F-L-T system,

  {F}={M1L1t-2}{M}={ Ft 2L}{M}={F1L-1t2}.....(i)

Moment is defined as the product of force and length of arm vector.

  M=F×;r{M}={(force)×(length)}{M}={mass×length time 2×length}{M}={mL t 2×L}{M}={ mL 2 t 2}{M}={mL2t-2}

In exponential form, it can be expressed as,

  {M}={mL2t-2}

In F-L-T system,

On substituting the value from equation (i),

  {M}={mL2t-2}{E}={( F 1 L -1 t 2)L2t-2}{E}={F1L1}

To determine

(c)

The primary dimensions of work or energy in F-L-T system.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 98P

The primary dimension of energy is {E}={F1L1}.

Explanation of Solution

In M-L-T system,

  force=mass×accelerationF=m×a{F}={mass×meter sec 2}{F}={M×L t 2}{F}={ML t 2}{F}={M1 L1 t-2}

Now, write primary dimension of mass in F-L-T system,

  {F}={M1L1t-2}{M}={ Ft 2L}{M}={F1L-1t2}.....(i)

Energy: It is defined as the capacity of doing work.

  {E}={force×length}{E}={mass×length time 2×length}{E}={ mL 2 t 2}

In exponential form, it can be expressed as,

  {E}=m1L2t-2

In F-L-T system,

On substituting the value from equation (i),

  {E}=m1L2t-2

  {E}={( F 1 L -1 t 2)L2t-2}{E}={F1L1}

Surface tension,

It is defined as the behavior of fluid to minimize the area by shrinking into the minimum surface area possible.

In M-L-T system,

  Surfacetension,γ=forcelength{γ}={ M 1 L 1 T -2L}{γ}={M1T-2}

Now, write primary dimension of mass in F-L-T system,

  {γ}={M1T-2}{γ}={( F 1 L -1 T 2)( T -2)}{γ}={F1L-1}

Viscosity: A physical property of fluid which denotes the resistance to flow.

Viscosity

In M-L-T system,

  Viscosity,μ=forcearea×distancevelocity{μ}={ M 1 L 1 T -2 L 2×L LT -1}{μ}={M1L-1T-1}

Now, in F-L-T system,

  {μ}={( F 1 L -1 T 2)( L -1 T -1)}{μ}={F1L-2T1}

In M-L-T system,

  force=mass×accelerationF=m×a{F}={mass×meter sec 2}{F}={M×L t 2}{F}={ML t 2}{F}={M1 L1 t-2}

Now, write primary dimension of mass in F-L-T system,

  {F}={M1L1T-2}{M}={ FT 2L}{M}={F1L-1T2}.....(i)

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