PPT on fully Mathematical Derivation of Viscous Flow as part of FLUID MECHANICS by M.M.RAFIK.

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Subject Code : 130101

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Topic:

Viscous Flow

3rd semester

B.E. Mechanical

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Flow of Viscous fluid between two Parallel Plate.

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For Steady & Uniform Flow acceleration is Zero. Net Force F = mass X Acceleration = 0

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Velocity Distribustion

Shear Stress

Put Value of shear stress in eq.

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Ratio of Maximum Velocity to Avg. Velocity

Velocity Will be maximum at Y = t/2,

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Integrating from 0 to t

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Ratio of maximum Velocity to Avg. velocity

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Drop of Pressure Head for a given Length

Avg. Velocity is given by

Integrate With respect to X

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Shear Stress Distribution

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Journal Bearing

A journal Bearing is a hollow cylindrical enclosing a solid shaft that rotates about its axis at radial speed.

The gap between bearing and shaft is filled by viscous oil and it will be consider at rest.

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Consider a Shaft Diameter = D Length of shaft = L Clearance = t

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Torque required to overcome viscous resistance

Power Absorbed

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Foot Step Bearing

When a vertical shaft is required to rotate inside a fixed bearing, the viscous oil is placed between the top of the bearing and bottom of the shaft.

R = Radius of shaft N = Speed of the shaft X= Clearance between

Bearing shaft

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Power absorbed to overcoming the shear resistance

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Movement of Piston in Dashpot

Dashpot is a device used for damping vibration of machine by using high viscous fluid.

It consist of a piston which moves in a cylinder. Diameter of cylinder is slightly greater the piston. Piston is connected to the machine element whose

movement is to be restrained. Consider a piston moving in a vertical dashpot

containing oil as shown in fig.

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The oil flow through the clearance behaves as laminar flow between parallel plates.

Pressure difference for parallel plate is given by

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Eq. Shows that piston velocity is directly proportional to load acting on the piston.

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Methods of Measurement of Viscosity

The device use for measurement of viscosity are known as Viscometer.

Various Methods for Measurement of Viscosity

I. Capillary tube Method

II. Rotating cylinder Method

III. Falling Sphere Method

IV. Orifice tube Viscometer

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Capillary tube Method

This method use Hagen- Poiseuille eq. for laminar flow through circular pipe.

A tank in which the liquid is filled whose viscosity is to be determined.

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Rotating Cylinder Method

Rotating Cylinder Method of measuring viscosity is based on Newton’s law of Viscosity.

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Which is final equation.

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Thank you….