Topic 3 Flashcards
Bernoullis equation
Basic principle
During flow of an ideal fluid - The mechanical energy is not converted into other forms of energy (eg. heat) The work done on a fluid equals the change in mechanical energy Av = constant --> v constant
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Kinetic energy
The Kinetic energy of the fluid in the section -> A*∆X remains the same, but the potensial energy changes as the fluid rises
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The netforce on the fluid
The netforce on the fluid in the tube due to the surrounding
Fluid is (Pa-Pb)A
If the fluid in a section moves a short distance ∆X , then the work done is:
w = (Pa-Pb)A * ∆X = (Pa-Pb)∆V
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Potensial energy
The work done on the fluid must equal to the increase ∆Epot = (δ∆V)gyB - (δ∆V)gyA
From w = ∆Epot we get:
PA-PB = δg (yB - yA) or PA+ δgyA =PB+δgyB v is constant
P= Preassure pluss
The potential energy pr unit volume = δgy of the fluid is the same everywhere in the follow tube if the velocity remains constant.
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If the cross sectional area of the following tube changes
Then the fluid velocity V also changes and therefor the kinetic energy per unit volume will also change.
( 1/2 δv^2 )
The work done on a fluid must then be set equal to the change in the potential plus kinetic energy of the fluid
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The equation
PA + δgyA + 1/2 δvA^2 = PB + δgyB + 1/2 δvB^2 or
P+ δgy + 1/2 δv^2 = Constant
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