Connect 1 Semester Access Card For Fluid Mechanics
Connect 1 Semester Access Card For Fluid Mechanics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781259151415
Author: Frank White
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.105P
To determine

(a)

To find: the length of the pipe by using given information.

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Answer to Problem 9.105P

The value of length of the pipe is determined below.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

First convert the pressure we get

1Ib/in2=6.8948×103×1Pa=6.8948×103Pa

2500Ib/in2=2500×6.8948×103Pa=17.237×106Pa=17.237×106N/m2

Then convert the temperature we get

Tc=59(TF320)

Convert 1400 to°C we get

Tc=59(TF320)Tc=59(14032)=600C

Then

TK=TC+273TK=60+273=333K

Find the density of natural gas which is mostly comprised of methane

ρ1=P1RT1

Substitute above values we get

ρ1=17.2327×106N/m2518m2/s2.K×333K=99.93kg/m3=17237000172571.7=99.88kg/m3

Convert diameter from in to m

1in=0.0254m

Then

52in=52×0.0254m=1.321m

Find the area of the pipe

A1=π4D12A1=π4×1.3212=1.371m2

Find the velocity of natural gas in the pipe

V1=m˙ρ1A1V1=89099.88*1.371=6.5m/s

We know that

μ=1.03*105kg/m.s

And then formula for Reynolds number for flow of natural gas

Re=ρ1V1DμRe=99.88×6.5×1.3211.03×105=857.621.03×105=83264077.67=8.33×107

Find the friction factor of the pipe

1f=2log10(ε/D13.7+2.51Ref)1f=2log10(0/1.3213.7+2.518.33×107f)1f=2log10(2.518.33×107×f)1f=2log10(3.01×108f)fsmooth=0.00608

Find the mach number

Ma1=V1VaMa1=6.5477=0.0136

Find the value of fL1*D

fL1*D=1Ma12kMa12+k+12kln((k+1)Ma122+(k1)Ma12)fL1*D=10.013621.32×0.01362+1.32+12×1.32ln((1.32+1)0.013622+(1.321)0.01362)=4095.132+0.88×ln(2.145×104)=4095.1327.433=4087.7

Find the pressure ratio by using below formula

P1p*=1Ma1[k+12+(k1)Ma12]12P1p*=10.0136[1.32+12+(1.321)0.01362]12=10.0136(1.16)12=79.1924

And then find the temperature ratio we get

T1T*=k+12+(k1)Ma12T1T*=1.32+12+((1.321)×0.01362)=1.16

Find the new pressure ratio we get

p2p*=p2p1p1p*p2p*=20002500×79.1924=63.35

Find the new mach number by using below formula

P2p*=1Ma2[k+12+(k1)Ma22]1263.35=1Ma2[1.32+12+(1.321)Ma22]12Ma2=0.017

Find the value of fL2*D

fL2*D=1Ma22kMa22+k+12kln((k+1)Ma222+(k1)Ma22)fL1*D=10.01721.32*0.0172+1.32+12*1.32ln((1.32+1)0.01722+(1.321)0.0172)=2620.612+0.88*ln(3.35*104)=262.06127.041=2613.57

Find the change in length of the pipe

fδL*D=fL1*DfL2*DfδL*D=4087.72613.57=1474.13

Substitute above values we get

0.00608*δL*1.321=1474.13δL*=320283.84m

Convert the units we get

320283.84in=320283.84*0.6214*103mi=199mi.

To determine

(b)

Find the temperature at that point by using given information.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 9.105P

The value of temperature is determined below.

Explanation of Solution

Find the temperature ratio we get

T2T*=k+12+(k1)Ma22T2T*=1.32+12+((1.321)*0.0172)=1.16

Find the final temperature we get

T2T*=T23331.16T2=333K=600C=1400F.

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