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Florida International University Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering CWR 3201 Fluid Mechanics, Fall 2018 Instructor: Arturo S. Leon, Ph.D., P.E., D.WRE TA: Thao Do, CEE Undergraduate Homework Assignment 6 Solutions Mechanics of Fluids (Fifth edition), by M.C. Potter, D.C. Wiggert and B.H. Ramadan. 1. 7.20 (same number in Fourth Edition) β„Ž = βˆ— β†’ 0.025 = 4 (0.06) ! = 8.84 / = = 8.84 βˆ— 0.06 1.005 βˆ— 10 !! = 527877 Since Reynolds number is greater than 2000, flow is turbulent. > 10 ! = 120 = 7.2 Since Length of pipe is 50 m, which is greater than 7.2 m, assumption of developed flow is acceptable. 2. 7.94 (same number in Fourth Edition) a) = !" ! = !.!"#βˆ—!.!" !" !! = 1000 less than 2000 so flow is laminar Relative Roughness: ! ! = !.!" !" = 0.00625 Friction factor: = !"! !" = !"βˆ—!" !! !.!"#βˆ—!.!" = 0 .064 b) = !" ! = !.!"βˆ—!.!" !" !! = 10000 Turbulent flow so use Moody Diagram Relative Roughness: ! ! = !.!" !" = 0.00625 Moody diagram: = 0 .04 3. 7.108 (same number in Fourth Edition) a) = 0.66[ !.!" !! ! !! ! !.!" + !.! ( ! !! ! ) !.! ] !.!" β„Ž ! = βˆ† = 200000 9810 = 20.38 = 0.66[0 !.!" ! β„Ž ! !.!" + 10 !! βˆ— 0.002 !.! 100 9.81 βˆ— 20.38 !.! ] !.!" = 0 .032 Note that the other parts have same method but differing specific weights for each type of medium. 4. 7.113 (same number in Fourth Edition) β„Ž ! = βˆ† = 100 9810 = 0.01

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FloridaInternationalUniversityDepartmentofCivilandEnvironmentalEngineering

CWR3201FluidMechanics,Fall2018Instructor:ArturoS.Leon,Ph.D.,P.E.,D.WRE

TA:ThaoDo,CEEUndergraduate

HomeworkAssignment6SolutionsMechanicsofFluids(Fifthedition),byM.C.Potter,D.C.WiggertandB.H.Ramadan.

1. 7.20(samenumberinFourthEdition)

π·π‘–π‘ β„Žπ‘π‘Žπ‘Ÿπ‘”π‘’ 𝑄 = 𝐴 βˆ— 𝑉 β†’ 0.025 =πœ‹4 (0.06)

!𝑉𝑉 = 8.84 π‘š/𝑠

𝑅𝑒 =π‘‰π·πœˆ =

8.84 βˆ— 0.061.005 βˆ— 10!! = 527877

SinceReynoldsnumberisgreaterthan2000,flowisturbulent.𝑅𝑒 > 10!𝐿𝐷 = 120𝐿 = 7.2 π‘š

SinceLengthofpipeis50m,whichisgreaterthan7.2m,assumptionofdevelopedflowisacceptable.

2. 7.94(samenumberinFourthEdition)a) 𝑅𝑒 = !"

!= !.!"#βˆ—!.!"

!"!!= 1000lessthan2000soflowislaminar

RelativeRoughness:!!= !.!"

!"= 0.00625

Frictionfactor:𝑓 = !"!!"

= !"βˆ—!"!!

!.!"#βˆ—!.!"= 0.064

b) 𝑅𝑒 = !"!= !.!"βˆ—!.!"

!"!!= 10000TurbulentflowsouseMoodyDiagram

RelativeRoughness:!!= !.!"

!"= 0.00625

Moodydiagram:𝑓 = 0.04

3. 7.108(samenumberinFourthEdition)

a) 𝐷 = 0.66[𝑒!.!" !!!

!!!

!.!"+ πœˆπ‘„!.!( !

!!!)!.!]!.!"

β„Ž! =βˆ†π‘π›Ύ =

2000009810 = 20.38 π‘š

𝐷 = 0.66[0!.!"𝐿𝑄!

π‘”β„Ž!

!.!"

+ 10!! βˆ— 0.002!.!100

9.81 βˆ— 20.38

!.!

]!.!" = 0.032π‘š

Notethattheotherpartshavesamemethodbutdifferingspecificweightsforeachtypeofmedium.

4. 7.113(samenumberinFourthEdition)

β„Ž! =βˆ†π‘π›Ύ =

1009810 = 0.01 π‘š

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HydraulicDiameter:𝐷 = 4 !"#$!"#$%"&"#

= 4 (!.!"βˆ—!.!)!(!.!"!!.!

= 0.057π‘šFlowRate:

𝑄 = βˆ’0.965[𝑔 !!!!!]!.! ln !

!.!!+ !.!"!!!

!!!!!

!.!= βˆ’0.965[9.81 !.!"#

!βˆ—!.!"!

]!.! ln !!.!!

+

!.!"(!"!!)!βˆ—!!.!"βˆ—!.!"#!!.!"

!.!= 7.31 βˆ— 10!! !

!

!

5. 7.117(samenumberinFourthEdition)

𝑉! =𝑄𝐴!

= 63.66π‘šπ‘ 

Fromcontinuity:𝑉! = 𝑉!!!!

!!!= 15.92 π‘š/𝑠

Idealgaslawtocalculatedensityofair:𝜌 = !!"#!!!"!#!"

= !"!.!!!"!.!"#βˆ—!"#

= 1.799 !"!!

Headlossduetosuddenenlargement:β„Ž! =!!!!!

!!

𝐾! = (1βˆ’π‘Ÿ!!

π‘Ÿ!!)! = 0.5625

β„Ž! = 116.18Bernoullienergyequation:!!

!"+ !!!

!!+ 𝑍! = !!

!"+ !!!

!!+ 𝑍! + β„Ž!

𝑝! = 51.366 π‘˜π‘ƒπ‘Ž6. 7.121(samenumberinFourthEdition)

Manometer:𝑝! + 𝛾!𝐻 = 𝛾!!"#𝐻 + 𝑝!βˆ†π‘ = 123606𝐻

𝑉 =𝑄𝐴 = 4.77 π‘š/𝑠

UsingenergyequationandrearrangingtosolveforK:𝐾 !!

!!= βˆ†!

!

IfH=4cm:𝐾 !.!!!

!βˆ—!.!"= !"#$%$!

!"#$

𝐾 = 0.435𝐾 = 0.869

7. 7.124(samenumberinFourthEdition)

EnergyEquation:𝐻 = 𝐾!" + 2𝐾!"#$% + 𝐾!"!!

!!+ 𝑓 !

!!!

!!

Assumefrictionfactorf=0.020NominallosscoefficientsK:𝐾!"#$% = 1.0

𝐾!" = 0.8𝐾!" = 1.0

2 = 0.8+ 2(1.0)+ 1𝑉!

2 βˆ— 9.81+ 0.02200.04

𝑉!

2 βˆ— 9.81𝑉 = 1.69 π‘š/𝑠

CheckAssumption:CalculateReynolds𝑅𝑒 = !"!= !.!"βˆ—!.!"

!.!"βˆ—!"!!= 59298

RelativeRoughness:AssumesmoothpipeMoodydiagram:𝑓 = 0.019sinceitisclosetotheassumptionOK

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𝑄 = 𝐴𝑉 =πœ‹4 βˆ— 0.04

! βˆ— 1.69 = 0.0021 π‘š!/𝑠8. 7.127(samenumberinFourthEdition)

EnergyEquation:Sincepoint1and3areopentoatmosphereandvelocityatpoint1iszero,theenergyequationreducesto:

𝐻 = 𝐾!" + 2𝐾!"#$% + 𝐾!"𝑉!

2𝑔 + 𝑓𝐿𝐷𝑉!

2𝑔

NominallosscoefficientsK:𝐾!"#$% = 1.39𝐾!" = 0.8𝐾!" = 1.0

Assumef=0.20

6 = 0.8+ 2(1.39)+ 1.0𝑉!

2 βˆ— 9.81+ 0.026.8+ 2𝐻0.03

𝑉!

2 βˆ— 9.81

ApplyBernoulliatpoint2andexit:!!"#$!"

+ !!"#$!

!!+ 𝑧!"#$ =

!!!"+ !!!

!!+ 𝑧! +

𝐾!"#$%!!

!!+ 𝑓 !

!!!

!!

0 + 0 + 0 =1.13 π‘˜π‘ƒπ‘Ž

(1000)(9.81)+

𝑉!!

2 βˆ— 9.81+ 6 + 𝐻 + (1.39)

𝑉!

2𝑔+ 0.02

6 + 𝐻0.03

𝑉!

2 βˆ— 9.81

Solvingsystemofequations:𝐻 = 0.64 π‘šπ‘‰ = 3.348 π‘š/𝑠

𝑅𝑒 =π‘‰π·πœˆ =

3.348 βˆ— 0.031.31 βˆ— 10!! = 7.7 βˆ— 10!

π‘€π‘œπ‘œπ‘‘π‘¦ π·π‘–π‘Žπ‘”π‘Ÿπ‘Žπ‘š: 𝑓 = 0.018Recalculateusingnewfrictionfactor:𝐻 = 0.78 π‘š

𝑉 = 3.477 π‘š/𝑠

𝑅𝑒 =π‘‰π·πœˆ =

3.477 βˆ— 0.031.31 βˆ— 10!! = 7.9 βˆ— 10!

π‘€π‘œπ‘œπ‘‘π‘¦ π·π‘–π‘Žπ‘”π‘Ÿπ‘Žπ‘š 𝑓 = 0.018Frictionfactorhasconvergedso𝐻 = 0.78 π‘š

9. ProblemDuetolengthofsolution,pleasefollowlinkbelowforcompletesolution:

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http://web.eng.fiu.edu/arleon/courses/Hydraulic_engineering/Quizzes/Quiz_3_4_sol.pdf10. 11.41(samenumberinFourthedition)

UsingEPANET:

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