Fluid Dynamics Flashcards
what is Venturi effect in your own words?
If we decrease
- as we get narrower, pressure decreases and velocity increases
V1a1 = V2a2
- this is because energy has to be conversed via Bernoulli’s equation
Bernoulli’s equation and the three forms of energy
P1 + rho g h + 1/2 rho v^2
P1 = pressure/energy exerted on walls
2nd part: potential energy of the liquid
3rd part: resemblance of kinetic energy
Pouseille’s law for laminar flow rate
Q = delta P * pi *r^4 / 8 n l
n: viscosity
L: length
Dynamic pressure
- what is this usually used to calculate
Is the difference of stagnated and static pressure = 1/2 rho v^2
- usually used to calculate velocity
What are the units of viscosity and what is another way to think of this?
- Pa*s
- momentum / surface area
- N s / m^2
What factors are Reynold’s number directly proportional to?
Density, velocity, temperature, and diameter
Inverse to viscosity
What is the continuity equation
A1v1 = A2v2
What is root mean square
Measure of speed of particles in a glass, square root of average velocity squared of the molecules in a gas (looks at molecular weight and temperature) > affect KE
Formula for RMS
RMS = square root (3RT / Molar Mass)
RMS is proportional to square root of kinetic energy