2016-10-28 Flashcards
What are the major assumptions used in the derivation of the Bernoulli equation?
Provide an example where the application of the Bernoulli equation is not recommended and explain why.
**Assumptions: **
Steady flow
Incompressible flow
Frictionless flow
Flow along streamline
Bernoulli equation is not recommended for ex. unsteady flow. Not recommended for gases since they are compressible (density not constant)
What is the difference between ideal fluid and real fluid?
**Ideal fluid: **Fluid that has no viscosity, constant density and is incompressible
Real fluid: Fluid that has at least some viscosity. Effects due to viscosity μ that generates shear stresses τ during fluid motion which tend to resist to flow. H (s) ≠ constant, instead we use the modified Bernoulli equation: Hs = H0 - ΔH.
Explain the physical meaning of each term of the momentum equation and provide examples where each term is zero (or could be neglected)
**Body forces: **Fb
Surface forces: Fs
Steady flow → Body forces Fb = 0
Uniform flow → If the velocity across the inlet or outlet of the CV is uniform we could simply take it outside the integral.
Sketch the curve that shows the relationship between specific energy (E) and flow depth (h), in a given cross section of an open channel, if the discharge is constant. Describe the behavior of the curve at changing h (from low values to high values of h).
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