Student Handout 08 2014

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Macroscopic momentum balance (*(!)/0( 603!. CHEE 3363 Spring 2014 Handout 8 Reading: Fox 4.4

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Macroscopic momentum balance

CHEE 3363 Spring 2014 Handout 8

�Reading: Fox 4.4

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Learning objectives for lecture

1. State the macroscopic conservation of linear momentum equation.�

2. Apply conservation of linear momentum to determine volume

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Macroscopic linear momentum balance 1Start with conservation of linear momentum and assume inertial reference frame:

Apply Reynolds Transport Theorem:

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F =

dP

dt

sys

Psys =

M(sys)

vdm =

V(sys)

vρdV

dP

dt

sys

=

∂t

CV

vρdV +

CS

vρv·dA

F = FS + FB

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Macroscopic linear momentum balance 2

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F = FS + FB =

∂t

CV

vρdV +

CS

vρv·dA

(1) (2) (3)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(4)

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Forces on a CV and its CSForces on control volume (body forces):

Forces on control surface:

Total body and surface forces:

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control volumecontrol surface

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F = FS + FB = −

CS

pndA +

CS

n · τ̂dA +

CV

ρgdV + FB,other

T̂ = ndF

dAFs =

CS

n · T̂dA

T̂ = −pnn + τ̂ n · T̂ = −pn + n · τ̂

Fs =

CS

n · T̂dA = −

Cs

pndA +

CS

n · τ̂dA

FB =

CV

ρgdV + FB,other

Recall:

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CS

vρv · dA =

CS

vρv · A

Momentum flux with uniform velocity

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For uniform velocities that are constant across the control surface:

The velocity v is measured with respect to control volume coordinates: Scalar product > 0 : outflow Scalar product < 0 : inflow

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v1

Example: calculating momentum flux 1

Given: Tank with inlet velocity v1 (at surface A1) and outlet velocities v2 (at A2) and v3 (at A3).

Find: net rate of momentum flux

v2

v3

CS

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Assumptions:

CS

vρv·dA

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v1

Example: calculating momentum flux 2

Given: Tank with inlet velocity v1 (at surface A1) and outlet velocities v2 (at A2) and v3 (at A3).

Find: net rate of momentum flux

v2

v3

CS∫

CS

vρv·dA

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v = ui = umax

[

1 −

( r

R

)2]

i

Physical example 1Velocity distribution for laminar flow in a long circular tube:

Find: volume flow rate and momentum flux through section normal to the pipe axis

R

v

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v = ui = umax

[

1 −

( r

R

)2]

i

Physical example 2Velocity distribution for laminar flow in a long circular tube:

Find: volume flow rate and momentum flux through section normal to the pipe axis

R

v

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Given h, uniform velocity U

vmax = 2vmin.Find

CS

vρv·dA

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Control volume:

Assumptions:

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CS

vρv·dA

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Given h, uniform velocity U

vmax = 2vmin.Find

:

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CS

x y

2h

Example: momentum flux ratio 1

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Given

velocity U. At channel outlet velocity distribution is u/u = 1 - (y/h)2.Find: at channel outlet to that at inletControl volume:

:

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CS

x y

2h

Example: momentum flux ratio 2

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Given

velocity U. At channel outlet velocity distribution is u/u = 1 - (y/h)2.Find: at channel outlet to that at inlet

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CS

x y

2h

Example: momentum flux ratio 3

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Given

velocity U. At channel outlet velocity distribution is u/u = 1 - (y/h)2.Find: at channel outlet to that at inlet

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Summary: relevant equations

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F = FS + FB =

∂t

CV

vρdV +

CS

vρv·dA

Macroscopic momentum balance equation:

CS

vρv · dA =

CS

vρv · A

For uniform velocities that are constant across the control surface, in the absence of force: