Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
Fluid Mechanics: Fundamentals and Applications
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ISBN: 9781259696534
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 9, Problem 94P
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The expression for velocity component uθ.

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Answer to Problem 94P

The expression for velocity component uθ is Ro2ωoRo2Ri2(rRi2r).

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The flow is steady, laminar, two-dimensional and incompressible. The flow is rotationally symmetric means nothing is function of coordinate θ and the flow is circular means velocity component ur is 0.

The inner cylinder is fixed and angular speed of outer cylinder is ωo, radius of outer cylinder is Ro and radius of inner cylinder is Ri.

Write the expression for continuity equation.

  1r(rur)r+1r(uθ)θ=0   ....... (I)

Here, velocity components are ur and uθ, radius is r and angle is θ.

Write the expression for the θ -component of Navier-Stokes equation.

  [ρ(ur u θr+ u θr u θθ+ u r u θr)]=[1rPθ+μ(1rr(r uθ r) u θ r 2+1 r 2 2 u θ θ 22 r 2 u rθ)+ρgθ]  ......(II)

Here, density is ρ, time is t, dynamic viscosity is μ and gravitational acceleration in θ -direction is gθ.

Calculation:

Substitute 0 for ur and 0 for (uθ)θ in Equation (I).

  1r(0)r+1r(0)=00+0=00=0  ......(IV)

Since both sides of Equation (IV) are equal, therefore continuity equation is verified.

Substitute 0 for ur, 0 for gθ, 0 for Pθ and 0 for (uθ)θ in Equation (II).

  [ρ(( 0) uθ r+ uθ r( 0)+ (0 )uθ r)]=[1r(0)+μ( 1 r r( r u θr ) uθ r2 + 1 r2 ( 0) 2 r2 ( 0))+ρ(0)]μ(1rr(r u θ r)uθr2)=0(1rr(r u θ r)uθr2)=01r(r2uθr2+uθr)uθr2=0

  2uθr2+1ruθruθr2=01ruθr+1ruθr+2uθr21ruθruθr2=01ruθr+1r(uθr+r2uθr2)1ruθruθr2=01ruθr+1rr(r( u θ r))1ruθruθr2=0

  1r(r(uθ+r( uθ r )))1ruθruθr2=01r2r2(ruθ)1ruθruθr2=01r2r2(ruθ)1r2(ruθr+uθ)=01r2r2(ruθ)1r2r(ruθ)=0

  r(1rr(ruθ))=0   ....... (V)

Change from partial derivative to total derivative in Equation (V).

  ddr(1rddr(ruθ))=0   ....... (VI)

Integrate Equation (VI) with respect to r.

  1rddr(ruθ)=C1ddr(ruθ)=C1r   ...... (VII)

Here arbitrary constant is C1.

Again, Integrate Equation (VII) with respect to r.

  ruθ=C1r22+C2uθ=C1r2+C2r   ....... (VIII)

Here, arbitrary constant is C2.

Substitute 0 for uθ and Ri for r in Equation (VIII).

  0=C1(Ri)2+C2(Ri)C2(Ri)=C1(Ri)2C2=C1Ri22   ...... (IX)

Substitute Roωo for uθ, C1Ri22 for C2 and Ro for r in Equation (VIII).

  Roωo=C1Ro2+( C 1 R i 2 2)RoRoωo=C1Ro2C1Ri22RoRoωo=C1(Ro2Ri22Ro)C1=2Ro2ωoRo2Ri2

Substitute 2Ro2ωoRo2Ri2 for C1 in Equation (IX).

  C2=( 2 R o 2 ω o R o 2 R i 2 )Ri22=Ri2Ro2ωoRo2Ri2

Substitute Ri2Ro2ωoRo2Ri2 for C2 and 2Ro2ωoRo2Ri2 for C1 in Equation (VIII).

  uθ=( 2 R o 2 ω o R o 2 R i 2 )r2+( R i 2 R o 2 ω o R o 2 R i 2 )r=Ro2rωoRo2Ri2Ri2Ro2ωor(Ro2Ri2)=Ro2ωoRo2Ri2(rRi2r)

Conclusion:

The expression for velocity component uθ is Ro2ωoRo2Ri2(rRi2r).

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