Compressible Flow Flashcards

1
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Define internal energy

A

dE = δQ - δW

Difference in heat added to the system, with work done by the system on environment.

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2
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Define a ‘specific’ quantity

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Quantity divided by mass

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3
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Define enthalpy (full and differential)

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H = E + pV

dH = VdP

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4
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Define baratropic fluid

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A fluid whose pressure depends on density.

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5
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Why is kinetic energy no longer conserved in an compressible fluid (vs incompressible)?

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For a compressible fluid, kinetic energy can be converted into internal energy by forcing the fixed mass into a smaller volume.

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6
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Define a polytropic gas

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A fluid with pressure defined as P = k rho^(gamma)

Where gamma is the polytropic index and depends on the degrees of freedom of the gas.

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7
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What condition do we impose on internal energy (give new formula)

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Adiabatic: no heat exchange. dQ =0

dE = -PdV

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8
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How do enthalpy and pressure relate?

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dh = dp/ρ

∇h =1/ρ ∇P

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9
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What KE conditions do the unforced, baratropic Euler eqs satisfy

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dE/dt = 0

Check notes for other

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10
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How do we set up analysis of sound waves

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Disturbances around ρ0, p0 = P(ρ0), and zero velocity.

Sub in and linearise.

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How do we find the three-dimensional wave equation?

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Differentiate the linearised continuity and combine with pressure

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12
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State the three-dimensional wave equation

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∂^2p/∂t^2 = a∆p

a = sqrt P’(ρ0)

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13
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What assumptions do we make about u for sound waves and what boundary condition does this give?

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Irrot

u = ∇φ

Gives equiv wave equation in φ

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14
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What procedure do we follow to solve wave eq?

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solve for φ, then compute u = ∇φ and p = −ρ0 ∂φ/∂t

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15
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What is the general 1d solution for wave-eq?

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φ(x, t) = X(x − c0t)

Substitute
u(x, t) = x − c0t
v(x, t) = x + c0t

φ(x, t) = F(u) + G(v)

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16
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What is the general 1d standing wave solution for wave-eq?

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φ(x, t) = X(x) sin(ωt)

17
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What is the general 3d solution for wave-eq?

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Superposition of plane waves in diff directions with form
φ(x, t) = F(k · x − ωt)

18
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Define a characteristic

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A curve which allows a pde to be written as an ode (using reverse chain rule?)

19
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Describe how to find a incomp characteristic

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State the incomp Euler equations and notice that u(x,t) = dx/dt gives our characteristic, where u is constant for a choice of t and x. Make these choices based on initial condition and evaluate.

Invert to find x0 and mult by u(0,0) to find u(x,t)

20
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How can we eliminate ρ from the polytropic Euler eqs to find the characteristics?

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Consider sound speed c(ρ) = sqrt(P’(ρ)) and differentiate wrt to x and t. Substitute in to euler to get two equations. Add and subtract to get the expressions.

21
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State the Riemann invariants for a polytropic gas and the lines they are constant along

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F_+- = u +- 2c/γ-1 for dx+-/dt = u +- c