Theme 13 - Fluids 2 Flashcards
What does the terms continuity mean (3)
- it says that whatever the volume of fluid in a pipe passing a particular point per second,
-the same volume must pass every other point in a second
-the fluid is not vanishing along the way
State the equation of continuity (1)
P1v1a1 = p2v2a2
P = pressure at 2 different points the in the pipe
V = velocity of the fluid at points
A = area of the pipe
State the equation of continuity of a liquid (incompressible fluid) (1)
A1v1 = a2v2
A = area of the pipe
V = velocity of the fluid at points
What happens to the fluid when it moves from a wider area pipe to a narrower, state an equation (2)
It’s speed increases therefore work is done to it
W total = (pressure wider area - pressure smaller area) x change in volume
State the equation of the kinetic energy of a fluid (2)
1/2(change in mass) x velocity^2
1/2(density x volume) x velocity^2
State the equation which you get when you equate work done to KE (1)
P1 + 1/2 density x velocity^2 = P2 + 1/2 density x velocity^2
The pipe has the same diameter but changes it’s height, what happens (1)
There’s work done on it against gravity
P1+ density x gravity x height1 = P2 + density x gravity x height 2
State the Bernoulli’s equation
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