Section 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are pathlines?

A

trajectories of a particle in space (follows one point on a line)

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2
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Flow dimension is what?

A

the number of non zero velocity components in a good system

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3
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Define steady flow

A

flow properties that are independent of time

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4
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What are steamlines?

A

fixed lines in space and tangent to velocity vector at every point of a fixed time

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5
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What is the primary difference with pathlines and streamlines?

A

pathlines = dt (variable with time) where as streamlines are at a specific point in time

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6
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Define volume flux

A

amount of properties crossing the surface

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7
Q

A system of fluid particles is defined as?

A

finite volume of particles with imaginary boundary

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8
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What is the control volume?

A

a fixed volume in space across which mass, heat, and work occur

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9
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What is meant by 1D steady flow?

A

uniform properties across streamlines, properties will only change along streamlines

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10
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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

A

conservation of energy

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11
Q

Define a reversible process.

A

ideal process in which there are no friction losses (system and surroundings can return to the same state after as was before)

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12
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Does entropy depend on the process?

A

NO

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13
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In a polytropic process, what will be constant for values of exponent n =0, 1, infinity, and gamma?

A

n=0 pressure is constant (isentropic)
n=1 temperature is constant (isothermal)
n=s=gamma s is constant (isentropic)
n = infinity volume is constant (isentropic incompressible)

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