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Viscosity
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The resistance
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de
to sheer stress .
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No -
slip condition :
molecules in contact
with the wall will stick to the wall kinematic viscosity -
V=
Mf Ideal Fluid :
velocity at wall is
always Zero .
Frictionless and
incompressible
The Boundary layer where the
flow Control
*
:
Volume and Control Surface
to the wall
velocity from zero
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to value
increases
free stream
• Pressure Variation
p,
Vertical -
pressure force at top :
Area
) -- - -
Zz
Fz pz A
-
Classification
=
-
of Forces
Fluid of
-
Weight of fluid in column :
density p .
Surface forces -
act
only on
CS
Fw mg -
-
-
-
pg
A- (Zz -
Z . ) .. . . .- za
tf •
Body Forces -
act on ace elements of CV
f. A
-
-
fzAtpgA(za -
z. ) e.
•
Static Forces -
Present when fluid is stationary
Horizontal
A -
unaffected by fluid motion .
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Fluid of
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P'
F Dynamic Absent in Shiu f hid
generated
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Paradox
Hydrostatic
-
by fluid motion .
pressure at the bottom of a
mg Ratio of inertial
forces
liquid filled container will REYNOLD's NUMBER -
to viscous forces
depend only on
filling height P
,
=
Pgh
L characteristic length
-
of container
PI
.
Re = M -
dynamic viscosity
Re
M u
-
flow speed High
Absolute pressure =
gauge pressure
t P -
density turbulent Flow
atmospheric pressure . Conservation of mass :
Low Re
U Tube Manometer J
p SA Pz SAZ Constant
-
: U =
uz
=
Laminar Flow
,
, ,
m - mass of
=p SAU flow rate
Pressure at B =
Pressure at C
QI =
Volumetric flow rate 8A =
so
, Bernoulli Equation
P
fatPgh RB zig constant H
Iz v2
=
ft pgz constant
peg
t z
- -
= t -
+ -
,
j t
unit volume
per unit
weight per
Inclined Pressure Pressure
velocity goes down
-
Manometer with
Leg goes up as
,
goes
down as
velocity goes up .
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