6.4 For rotodynamic fluid machines of a given shape, and handling anincompressible fluid, the relevant variables involved are D (the rotor diameter),Q (the volume flow rate through the machine), N (the rotational speed of themachine), gH (the difference of head across the machine, i.e., energy permass), p (the density of fluid), µ (the dynamic viscosity of the fluid) and P (thepower transferred between fluid and rotor). Show with the helpof Buckingham'sn theorem that the relationship between the variables can be expressed by afunctional form of the pertinent dimensionless parameters asunitO (Q/N D², gH/N² D°, pN D²jµ, P/p N³ D°) = 0

The variables involved: The rotor diameter =D The volume flow rate through the machine =Q The…

For rotodynamic fluid machines of a given shape, and handling an incompressible fluid, the relevant variables involved are D (the rotor diameter), Q (the volume flow rate through the machine), N (the rotational speed of the machine), gH (the difference of head across the machine, i.e., energy per unit mass), p (the density of fluid), µ (the dynamic viscosity of the fluid) and P (the power transferred between fluid and rotor). Show with the helpof Buckingham's n theorem that the relationship between the variables can be expressed by a functional form of the pertinent dimensionless parameters as O (Q/N D², gH/N² D², p N D²1µ, P/p N³ D°) = 0 %3D

For rotodynamic fluid machines of a given shape, and handling an incompressible fluid, the relevant variables involved are D (the rotor diameter), Q (the volume flow rate through the machine), N (the rotational speed of the machine), gH (the difference of head across the machine, i.e., energy per unit mass), p (the density of fluid), µ (the dynamic viscosity of the fluid) and P (the power transferred between fluid and rotor). Show with the helpof Buckingham's n theorem that the relationship between the variables can be expressed by a functional form of the pertinent dimensionless parameters as O (Q/N D², gH/N² D², p N D²1µ, P/p N³ D°) = 0 %3D

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