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Elementary Mechanics of Fluids. CE 319 F Daene McKinney. Momentum Equation. Momentum Equation. Reynolds Transport Theorem. b = velocity; B sys = system momentum. Vector equation -- 3 components, e.g., x. T=15 o C. v =20 m/s. d=30 mm. Tank m=20 kg V o =20 L. Ex (6.3).
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Elementary Mechanics of Fluids CE 319 F Daene McKinney Momentum Equation
Momentum Equation • Reynolds Transport Theorem • b = velocity; Bsys = system momentum • Vector equation -- 3 components, e.g., x
T=15 oC v=20 m/s d=30 mm Tank m=20 kgVo=20 L Ex (6.3) • Given: Figure • Find: (a) Force acting on bottom of the tank and (b) the force acting on the stop block. • Solution: W F N
W F N Ex (6.3)
T=15 oC F B Q=0.4 m3/s pA=75 kPa EX (6.5) • Given: Figure • Find: Horizontal force required to hold plate in position • Solution:
V1=28 m/s Q=0.20 m3/s V2=27 m/s Ex (6.17) Fy • Given: Figure • Find: External reactions in x and y directions needed to hold fixed vane. • Solution: Fx
V1=28 m/s Q=0.20 m3/s V2=27 m/s Ex (6.17) Fy Fx
y x Ex (6.34) D=30 cm Vol=0.10 m3 W=500 N • Given: Figure • Find: Force applied to flanges to hold pipe in place • Solution: Continuity equation • Momentum P=100 kPa, gage Q=0.60 m3/s p1A1 Fy V1 p2A2 Fx V2 Wb+Wf
Ex (6.72) Fy V2 • Given: Water jet, 6 cm diameter, with velocity 20 m/s hits vane moving at 7 m/s. • Find: Find force on vane by water. • Solution: Select CV moving with the vane at constant velocity. The magnitude of the velocity along the vane is constant Fx
Sluice Gate • Find: Force due to pressure on face of gate • Solution: Assume: v1 and v2 are uniform (so pressure is hydrostatic)