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👉Pressure gradient in the direction of flow (∂p/∂x) is equal to the shear gradient normal to the direction of flow (∂τ/∂y).
∂p/∂x = ∂τ/∂y
👉 Hele Shaw Flow: Laminar flow between parallel plates
Stoke's Law: Settling of fine particles
Hagen Poiseuille Flow: Laminar flow in tubes/pipes
👉Bulk modulus(k) is a measure of compressibility of fluid. It is the ratio of change in pressure (△P) to change in volume per unit volume (∆V/V). It is also called ratio of pressure to volumetric strain.
👉 Various factors that affect bulk modulus:
> As pressure of fluid increases, bulk modulus of elasticity of fluid increases.
> With increase in temperature of a liquid the bulk modulus of liquid decreases.
> With increase in temperature of a gas the bulk modulus of gas increases
.👉Streak line is formed by continuous introduction of dye or smoke from a pont in the flow.
👉 For steady flow ⟶ Stream line, Path line and Streak line are same.
👉Cauchy-Riemann Equation
> Velocity potential function exists only for irrotational flow.
> Stream function exists both for rotational & irrotational flow.
> Both velocity potential and stream function for irrotational flow satisfies laplace equation.
> For irrotational incompressible flow
u = -∂Φ/∂x = -∂Ψ /∂y
v = -∂Φ/∂y = ∂Ψ /∂x
👉Flow Net
◘ A line along which stream function is constant is called stream line (ψ = Constant)
◘ A line along which velocity potential is constant is called equipotential line ( Φ = constant)
â—˜ A grid obtained by drawing series of equipotential lines and stream lines is known as flow net.
â—˜Flow net is drawn in such a way that difference between stream function stream function of two successive stream lines are same. Discharge between two successive stream line is constant in a flow net.
👉 Methods of drawing Flow Net
â—˜ Analytical method
â—˜ Hydraulic models
â—˜ Graphical method
â—˜ Electrical analogy method
👉 Use of Flow Net
â—˜ Determine uplift pressure on the bottom of a dam
â—˜ Loss of flow due to seepage in earth dam
â—˜ Determine the stream line and equipotential lines.
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