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The document discusses the momentum equation in fluid mechanics, focusing on control volume analysis and Newton's second law. It presents the equations for momentum in both 2D and 3D steady flow, detailing how to resolve forces in Cartesian coordinates. An example is provided to illustrate the application of these principles in calculating forces exerted on a vane by a deflected jet.

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Lecture 1

The document discusses the momentum equation in fluid mechanics, focusing on control volume analysis and Newton's second law. It presents the equations for momentum in both 2D and 3D steady flow, detailing how to resolve forces in Cartesian coordinates. An example is provided to illustrate the application of these principles in calculating forces exerted on a vane by a deflected jet.

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Fluid Mechanics (II)

Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Momentum Equation

•Control volume equation


•Linear
Lin m
momentum
m nt m
•Newton’s second law
•Control Volume momentum equation
•2D momentum equation
•Example

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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Recall the control volume equation

dBsystem d
  dV   V . A
dt dt CV CS

Let Bsystem = momentum of the system


= mass x velocity = mV
So 
So, =V

dMomentumsystem d
t
 V dV  V V . A
dt dt CV CS

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From Newton’s second law, :

d momentum 
F  dt
Substituting

F
dMomentumsystem d
 V dV  V V . A
dt dt CV CS

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Or

d
F  dt 
d CV
VdV  VV.A
CS

Linear Momentum Equations

Vector Equations

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb
Expanding F and V vectors in Cartesian Coordinate
System :

F  Fx iˆ  Fx ˆj  Fx kˆ
V  uiˆ  vˆj  wkˆ x

S bstit t iin control


Substitute t l volume
l momentum
t equation
ti :

d
F  dt V dV  
CS
V V . A
CV

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb
We get:

 ˆ ˆ d
 
 Fx i  Fy j  Fz k  dt  uiˆ  vˆj  wkˆ dV  
ˆ  
uiˆ  vˆj  wkˆ V .A
CVv CS

Resolve:
d
x  direction :  Fx   udV   uV . A
dt CV CS

d
y  direction :  F y   vdV   vV . A
dt CV CS

d
z  direction :  Fz   wdV   wV . A
dt CV CS

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

If the flow is steady then : Zero


d
x  direction :  Fx   udV   uV . A
dt CV CS

d
y  direction :  F y   vdV   vV . A
dt CV CS

d
z  direction :  Fz   wdV   wV . A
dt CV CS

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

And the momentum equations for 3D and steady flow are:

 Fx   uV .A
CS

 Fy   vV . A
CS

 Fz  
CS
wV .A

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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

For 2D steady flow in x-y plane :

 Fx   uV .A
CS

 Fy   vV . A
CS

 Fz  
CS
wV .A

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb
And we are left with
A2 V2
 F   uV . A
x
CS

 Fy   vV . A
CS CV
CS2

A1
y
Control
C nt l V
Volume
lum
Momentum
equations for V1
2D , steady
d CS1
flow x

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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Momentum equation in x-direction :

A2 V2
 Fx   uV . A
CS
u2
CS2
y
CV
A1 Fx
u1

x V1
CS1
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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Momentum equation in y-direction : v2


Fy
 F   v V . A
y
CS
A2 V2

CS2
y
CV
A1
v1

x V1
CS1
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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Expand momentum equation in x-direction :

F x   uV . A
CS

  
Fx  uV . A 1  uV . A 2 
Fx  u1V1 A1   u2 V2 A2 
Fx  V1 A1 u2  u1 
Fx  m u2  u1 
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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Similarly in y-direction :

 F   v V . A
y
CS

F  vV . A  vV . A
y 1 2

Fy  v1V1 A1   v2 V2 A2 


Fy  V1 A1 v2  v1 
Fy  m v2  v1 
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Momentum Equation
Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Example :

Consider a jet that is deflected by a stationary vane,


vane such
as is given below. If the jet speed and diameter are 30 m/s
and 2.5 cm respectively, and the jet is deflected 60o, what
f
force is
i exerted
t d on th
the vane bby th
the jet?
j t?
Smooth Vane
V1=30 m/s

600
2.5 cm
P=const

V2

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Alexandria University M.A. Kotb

Example :

Taking a control volume as shown and assume that forces


are positive as shown
Fy
A1
CV
V1 Fx

CS1 CS2
A2

V2

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Solution
 
m   V1 A1   V 2 A2  1000 x 30 x  x 0.025 2   14.726 kg
g/s
4 
Fx  m u2  u1 
 14.72630cos60 - 30  220.89 N

Fy  m v2  v1 
 14.726- 30sin60 - 0   382.877 N

Then the force on the vane will be the reactions to the forces of the vane on the jet, or
Fx  220.89 N
Fy  382.877 N

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