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BIOL325 - Midterm 2

Venturi meter - prairie dog burrows

- prairie dog burrows has 2 openings, one raised and one at ground level
- as air flowing hit the mound, it constricts the flow and the pressure drops;
causes air to flow down a pressure gradient
- venturi meter used to measure velocity of a fluid by passing it from a tube with a
large SA to a tube with a smaller SA

Pitot tube

- measures velocity by converting kinetic energy into pressure energy
- a moving fluid hits the opening of the tube, stagnates converting it dynamic
pressure into static pressure

kinematic viscosity

- Dynamic viscosity divided by density
- tendency of a fluid to flow due to gravitational forces acting on it
- units: stokes

angular momentum

- mr^2w = mvr
- must be conserved

Bristles

low Re: paddle; fluid sticks to hair
high Re: sieve; inertial forces > viscous forces, fluid flows between hair

Leakiness

volume/time of fluid passing between hairs divided by volume/time without hairs

, Travelling at low Re

- each stroke cancels out the previous as the drag produced is equal in both
directions
- beating cilia, corkscrew flagella

Adverse pressure gradient

- causes reversal of flow at the bottom of the boundary layer
- leads to flow separation

Frictional drag

- occurs tangential to surface of object
- occurs as a direct result of the viscosity of fluid
- due to shearing of fluid in boundary layer
- proportional to velocity: u(v/l)S

Pressure drag

- normal to the surface of the object
- occurs as an indirect result of the viscosity of the fluid reducing momentum
leading to flow separation

Blimp shaped object

S is calculated as volume^0.67

Cd at low Re

- Fd low due to friction drag
- pressure drag very low
- Cd very high

Cd at high Re

- Fd high due to pressure drag
- pressure drag also high
- Cd close to 1

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