Fluid Mechanics Flashcards

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Science of fluid at rest is called

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Fluid statics

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2
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Fluid pressure

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F/ change in area

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3
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1 atm=

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1.013 x 1^5 Pa

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4
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1 Torricelli’s (torr) =

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133 Pa

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5
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Relative density

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Is the ratio of density of a substance to the density of water at 4 C

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6
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Pressure due to fluid column

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h x density x g

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7
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Gauge pressure =

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Real pressure - atmospheric pressure

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8
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Pascal’s Law

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States that on changing the fluid pressure at any point the change is transmitted to the entire liquid without being diminished in magnitude

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9
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Applications of pascals law

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Hydraulic machines like hydraulic brakes,lift,etc.

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10
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Archimede’s Principle

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States that the loss in weight of a submerged body is equal to the weight of liquid displaced by it

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11
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Mathematical form of Archimedes principle

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V• =

V x [1 - (density of body /density of liquid)]

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12
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Laws of floatation

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States that if:
1] density of body > density of liquid –> it’ll sink

2]density of body = density of liquid–>
It’ll float fully submerged..I.e..just below the liquid surface

3]density of body
It’ll float partially submerged such that

V x density of body = Vim x density of liquid

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13
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Continuity equation

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Av = constant

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14
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Pressure energy =

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pAl

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15
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Pressure energy per unit volume =

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p

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16
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Kinetic energy=

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(1/2) x m x v^2

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17
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Kinetic energy per unit volume =

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(1/2) x density x v^2

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18
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Potential energy=

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mgh

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19
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Potential energy per unit volume =

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h x density x g

20
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Bernoulli’s Theorem

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States that for a streamlined motion of an ideal fluid the total energy is always constant throughout

21
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Applications of Bernoulli’s Theorem

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1] carburettor 
2] paint gun
3]scent sprayer and atomiser
4] Magnus effect
5] Aerofoil
6] Bunsen burner, gas burner, oil stove actions
7] Torricelli's Theorem
8] venturimeter 
9] pitot tube
22
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Limitations of Bernoulli’s Theorem

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1] it’s applicable only to streamlined motion and not steady or turbulent flow since in these cases the velocity and pressure fluctuates with time

2] it’s applicable only to ideal fluids

3] at rest the Bernoulli’s Theorem changes to
(p-p’) = (h’-h) x density x g

23
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Torricelli’s law

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States that efflux of water is same as that of a freely falling body under gravity

24
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Mathematical form of Torricelli’s Law

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v = (2gh) ^1/2

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Volume of liquid coming out of an orfice
A x (2gh)^1/2
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Time period of liquid coming out of an orfice
T = (14||/15) x (R^5/2)/a(2g)^1/2
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Surface tension =
F/L
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Consequence of surface tension
Is that pressure inside a soap bubble is greater than the atmospheric pressure outside
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Excess pressure for a liquid/air drop
p = 2T/R
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Excess pressure for a soap bubble
p = 4T/R
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Increase in surface energy =
T x change in area
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Relation between angle of constant and temperature
Angle of contact increases with increase in temperature
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Relation between angle of contact and impurities
Angle of contact decrease with increase in impurities
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Rise in capillary tube =
h = 2T/ ( r x density x g)
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Rise in capillary if the tube is tilted by an angle @
l = h/cos@ where h is the rise in capillary when the tube is vertical
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For insufficient height of tube
hR = h'R'
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After connection of capillary tube
h = 2T /(r x density x g) - r/3
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While flowing in a tube the velocity of liquid is
Maximum along tube's axis 0 at tube's walls
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What kind of flow do liquids have and why?
Laminar flow due to viscosity
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Poiseuille's Formula
Vplume of liquid flowing per second = (|| x density x R^4) / 8 n L Where n-coefficient of viscosity
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Stokes Law
Force of viscosity = 6 || n r v Where n - coefficient of viscosity v - terminal velocity
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Terminal velocity=
v = (2/9) x [r^2 x (density of body - density of liquid) x g] / n Where n- coefficient of viscosity
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Reynolds Number(Re)
It tells us about the nature of flow of fluid
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Assumptions based on values of Reynolds number
Value. Flow Re3000. Turbulent 2000
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What will happen to pressure in the absence of intermolecular forces
Pressure will increase
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Work =
T x change in area