When the constitutive equation for a Newtonian fluid was derived in class, one of the postulates that was adopted was that a fluid element undergoing a solid body rotation does not exhibit any deformation. Because we have defined a Newtonian fluid to be a material for which stress is linearly related to rate of strain, then we must conclude that for a solid body rotation, no additional stresses are present in the fluid beyond those which are present when the fluid is at rest. Therefore, the terms describing a pure rotation type of flow field were not included in the derivation of the constitutive equation. Consider a flow undergoing a solid body rotation. In polar coordinates, such a flow field is given by: u, =0 and u, = W,r , %3D where w, is a constant. (10 points) а. Compute the components of the rate of strain tensor for this flow field. b. Compute the vorticity and the angular velocity at a point in the flow field.

When the constitutive equation for a Newtonian fluid was derived in class, one of the postulates that was adopted was that a fluid element undergoing a solid body rotation does not exhibit any deformation. Because we have defined a Newtonian fluid to be a material for which stress is linearly related to rate of strain, then we must conclude that for a solid body rotation, no additional stresses are present in the fluid beyond those which are present when the fluid is at rest. Therefore, the terms describing a pure rotation type of flow field were not included in the derivation of the constitutive equation. Consider a flow undergoing a solid body rotation. In polar coordinates, such a flow field is given by: u, =0 and u, = W,r , %3D where w, is a constant. (10 points) а. Compute the components of the rate of strain tensor for this flow field. b. Compute the vorticity and the angular velocity at a point in the flow field.

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