Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781259165924
Author: Frank White
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.8CP
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Find the exit conditions and thrust produced of the given system by using given data.

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Answer to Problem 9.8CP

The values of exit conditions and thrust produced is determined below.

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Given information:

From the properties of air altitude of 10000m from the table

Inlet pressure p1=26416Pa

Inlet temperature T1=233.16K

Density at inlet ρ1=0.4125kg/m3

Velocity at this temperature is

a1=kRTa1=1.4×287×233.16a1=299.5m/s

Find the inlet velocity

V1=Ma1a1=6×299.5=1797m/s

Find the mass flow rate

m˙=ρ1A1V1=0.4125×1.0×1797=741kg/s

Find the stagnation temperature at 2.

To1=To2=T1[1+0.2( 6)2]=1830K

Find the stagnation pressure at 2.

po1=po2=p1[1+0.2Ma12]k k1=26416[1+0.2 (6 )2] 1.4 1.41=4.17×107Pa

And then find the Mach number by using below relation:

A2A*=( A1 A* )( 0.2m2 1.0m2 )=(53.18)( 0.2m2 1.0m2 )=10.64

Find the temperature at section 2.

T2=T o2[1+0.2M a 2 2]=1830[1+0.2 ( 3.991) 2]=437K

Find the pressure at section 2.

p2=p o2 [1+0.2M a 2 2] k k1 =4.17× 107 [1+0.2 ( 3.991) 2] 1.4 1.41 =278000Pa

Apply the frictionless heat addition theory

T o2To*=0.58951830To*=0.5895To*=3104K

Temperature:

T2T*=0.169T*=4370.169T*=2587K

Pressure:

p2p*=0.103p*=2780000.03p*=2.698×106Pa

Find the stagnation temperature at section 3

To3=To2+Qcp=1830+5000001005=2327K

Find the temperature ratio

T o3To*=23273104=0.7497Ma3=2.238p3p*=0.2996p3=0.2996×2.698×106p3=808500Pa

Find the stagnation pressure at states 3 and 4:

po3=po4=p3[1+0.2Ma32]k k1=808500[1+0.2 ( 2.238 )2] 1.4 1.41=9.17×106Pa

A3A3*=2.073

Corresponding ratio at section 4 is

A4A3*=( A3 A3 * )( 1.0m2 0.2m2 )=(2.037)(1 0.2)=10.37

Then the value of Mach number is Ma4=3.963

Find the temperature at section 4 is

T4=T o4[1+0.2M a 4 2]=2327[1+0.2 ( 3.963) 2]=562K

Find the pressure at section 4

p4=p o4 [1+0.2M a 4 2] k k1 =9.17× 106 [1+0.2 ( 3.963) 2] 1.4 1.41 =63480Pa

Find the density of air at section 4 is

ρ4=p4RT4=63480287×562=0.934kg/m3

Find the velocity at section 4 is

V4=Ma4kRT4=3.9631.4×287×562=1883m/s

Find the thrust at given section.

F=m˙(V4V1)+A1(p4p1)=741(18831797)+1.00(6348026416)=64150+37060=101200N.

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