Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
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Chapter 14, Problem 88P
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The proof for the statement that maximum possible power coefficient occurs at 
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a) In an open vessel, a certain volume V of water is perfectly agitated by means of an
impeller 20 cm in diameter D. Consider a case in which the impeller steadily rotates at
150 RPM (=revolutions per minute)
Draw up a proper energy balance to find how temperature changes with time as a
result of the power input øw, also named P, by the revolving impeller.
• This Pis given by the formula P = 3.5 PN°D° in which N denotes the impeller speed in
revolutions per second. Calculate P.
When V = 120 litre and the specific heat of water amounts to 4.2 kJ/kgK, calculate
the temperature increase of the water after one hour of stirring.
(Use tablesS A-5-1 and A-6-1).
P = 2 MPa
T = 400°C
V = 50 m/s
Q4: (Section B) The power output of an adiabatic steam
turbine is 5 MW, and the inlet and the exit conditions of
Z1 = 10 m
the steam are as indicated in Figure. Find:
STEAM
(1) The work done per unit mass of the steam flowing
TURBINE
Wut =5 MW
through the turbine.
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Question B3
The engine of an aeroplane is equipped with an ideal convergent nozzle with an area ratio
Ainlet
2.035 ( -A-2.035), as in Figure Q-B3. The aeroplane is flying at an altitude of 11
Aexit
km where the atmospheric pressure and temperature are 0.23 bar and 216K
respectively.
You may assume the combustion gases entering the nozzle have the same property as air
(i.e. y=1.40, R=287 J/kgK and Cp-1004.5J/kgK).
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inlet
exit
Amles/Aexit -AVAJ-2.035
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a) If the nozzle operates at its critical condition, calculate: the inlet Mach number M;.
nozzle's exit velocity V, the inlet stagnation pressure Por- the inlet static pressure
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Aj
P, and the nozzle's gross thrust per unit exit area
temperature of the gases entering the nozzle is To
1200 K.
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