1.1-3 Flashcards
what is a laminar flow
A fluid that stays together
Re<2000
What is a turbulent flow
A fluid that breaks up
re>4000
symbol for dynamic viscosity
µ
Velocity profiles for three types
Laminar - parabola
turbulent - flatter with smaller boundary layer
ideal - flat
the three main flows
- free stream, largely undisturbed
- boundary layer, adjacent to the body
- separated regions, the wake where the boundary layer seperates
cause of drag (rels)
-recirculation in wake
-energy loss in wake
-∴ less pressure behind
-higher pressure in front of stagnation point
-∴ increased pressure in front
what is it called when the wake oscillates
vortex shedding
3 dimensions used
M, L, T
what is viscosity
ability to resist a sheer stress
relationship between stress an strain for a solid and a liquid
-solid: strain is proportional to stress
-liquid rate of change of strain proportional to stress
what is strain in a fluid
change in angular distance
for a small strain, ø =x/y
Newtons law of viscosity
T=µdu/dy
how dynamic viscosity changes with temperature
increase for gas
decrease for liquid
density water
1000kg/m3
is shear stress more or less near the boundary
more as T is proportional to du/dy