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What does the integral form of analysis primarily focus on?
What does the integral form of analysis primarily focus on?
- Overall features of the flow for an entire control volume (correct)
- Microscopic view of the flow dynamics
- Flow details at specific points in the system
- Infinitesimal control volumes in detail
Which approach is associated with analyzing forces on a macroscopic scale?
Which approach is associated with analyzing forces on a macroscopic scale?
- Mathematical modeling
- Integral analysis (correct)
- Differential analysis
- Statistical analysis
What distinguishes differential analysis from integral analysis?
What distinguishes differential analysis from integral analysis?
- Differential analysis applies to microscopic scales (correct)
- Differential analysis considers the whole system
- Differential analysis focuses on average properties
- Differential analysis uses control volumes
What is the primary focus of the differential form of analysis?
What is the primary focus of the differential form of analysis?
In what scale does integral analysis typically operate?
In what scale does integral analysis typically operate?
What type of control volumes does differential analysis utilize?
What type of control volumes does differential analysis utilize?
Which of the following best describes the focus of integral analysis?
Which of the following best describes the focus of integral analysis?
What is the control volume concept primarily associated with?
What is the control volume concept primarily associated with?
What does the pressure force due to a pressure difference at the surfaces of a control volume depend on?
What does the pressure force due to a pressure difference at the surfaces of a control volume depend on?
In the context of an infinitesimal control volume, what represents the momentum entering the control volume from the x-surface?
In the context of an infinitesimal control volume, what represents the momentum entering the control volume from the x-surface?
Which direction is NOT explicitly mentioned in the derivation of forces due to pressure?
Which direction is NOT explicitly mentioned in the derivation of forces due to pressure?
What kind of volume is being analyzed when discussing the derivation of differential form momentum?
What kind of volume is being analyzed when discussing the derivation of differential form momentum?
What is the primary factor that affects the total momentum into the infinitesimal control volume?
What is the primary factor that affects the total momentum into the infinitesimal control volume?
What concept is essential for fluid flow analysis?
What concept is essential for fluid flow analysis?
What does the linear momentum balance in differential form represent?
What does the linear momentum balance in differential form represent?
Which equation is referred to as Cauchy’s first equation of motion?
Which equation is referred to as Cauchy’s first equation of motion?
How is knowledge of the velocity vector field described in relation to fluid problems?
How is knowledge of the velocity vector field described in relation to fluid problems?
Which statement about control volumes in fluid dynamics is accurate?
Which statement about control volumes in fluid dynamics is accurate?
What does the term τ in the linear momentum balance equation refer to?
What does the term τ in the linear momentum balance equation refer to?
In the context of fluid flow, what is primarily analyzed using the infinitesimal control volume?
In the context of fluid flow, what is primarily analyzed using the infinitesimal control volume?
What does the symbol ∇ represent in the momentum balance formula provided?
What does the symbol ∇ represent in the momentum balance formula provided?
What does the differential form of linear momentum balance primarily represent?
What does the differential form of linear momentum balance primarily represent?
In the context of linear momentum balance, which of the following forces contributes to net momentum outflow?
In the context of linear momentum balance, which of the following forces contributes to net momentum outflow?
Which term accounts for the friction between fluid molecules in the momentum balance equation?
Which term accounts for the friction between fluid molecules in the momentum balance equation?
How is the concept of body force, such as weight, integrated into the linear momentum balance?
How is the concept of body force, such as weight, integrated into the linear momentum balance?
Which equation represents the momentum accumulation rate in the differential form of linear momentum balance?
Which equation represents the momentum accumulation rate in the differential form of linear momentum balance?
What happens to the linear momentum balance when considering an infinitesimal control volume?
What happens to the linear momentum balance when considering an infinitesimal control volume?
Which of the following contributes to the net force acting in the differential form of momentum balance?
Which of the following contributes to the net force acting in the differential form of momentum balance?
What do both integral and differential forms of momentum balance represent?
What do both integral and differential forms of momentum balance represent?
What does the term 'net outflow of momentum' refer to in the context of fluid dynamics?
What does the term 'net outflow of momentum' refer to in the context of fluid dynamics?
In which direction does the net outflow of momentum occur through x-surfaces according to the provided content?
In which direction does the net outflow of momentum occur through x-surfaces according to the provided content?
Which of the following accurately describes the types of viscous forces acting on a control volume?
Which of the following accurately describes the types of viscous forces acting on a control volume?
What does the equation involving (!9# 9# ) depict in fluid mechanics?
What does the equation involving (!9# 9# ) depict in fluid mechanics?
How are the pressures related when considering the outflow of momentum through different surfaces?
How are the pressures related when considering the outflow of momentum through different surfaces?
What is primarily measured during the analysis of viscous forces in a control volume?
What is primarily measured during the analysis of viscous forces in a control volume?
What is indicated by the term 'compressive forces' in the context of surface dynamics?
What is indicated by the term 'compressive forces' in the context of surface dynamics?
Which expression represents the balance of momentum for fluids exiting a control volume?
Which expression represents the balance of momentum for fluids exiting a control volume?
What form does the compact notation for linear momentum balance take?
What form does the compact notation for linear momentum balance take?
Which equation represents the Cauchy's Equation of Motion in differential form?
Which equation represents the Cauchy's Equation of Motion in differential form?
In the compact notation of linear momentum, what does ∇g represent?
In the compact notation of linear momentum, what does ∇g represent?
Which of the following represents a true statement regarding the linear momentum balance equation?
Which of the following represents a true statement regarding the linear momentum balance equation?
How is the gradient in the K-direction represented in the equations?
How is the gradient in the K-direction represented in the equations?
What role does compressibility have in the context of linear momentum balance equations?
What role does compressibility have in the context of linear momentum balance equations?
What does the notation a8 represent in the equations?
What does the notation a8 represent in the equations?
Which part of the linear momentum balance equation specifically addresses external forces?
Which part of the linear momentum balance equation specifically addresses external forces?
What does the term ∇ahh represent in the Cauchy’s Equation of Motion?
What does the term ∇ahh represent in the Cauchy’s Equation of Motion?
Which expression demonstrates the balance of linear momentum along multiple directions in the equations?
Which expression demonstrates the balance of linear momentum along multiple directions in the equations?
Flashcards
Infinitesimal Control Volume
Infinitesimal Control Volume
A very small, almost infinitely small, portion of space used to analyze fluid flow.
Differential Form of Linear Momentum Balance
Differential Form of Linear Momentum Balance
The equation that describes the relationship between forces acting on a fluid, the change in fluid momentum, and the rate of momentum change within the control volume.
Stress
Stress
The force per unit area acting on a fluid element.
Normal Stress
Normal Stress
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Shear Stress
Shear Stress
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Velocity Vector Field
Velocity Vector Field
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Momentum Flux
Momentum Flux
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Convective Momentum Flux
Convective Momentum Flux
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Pressure Force
Pressure Force
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Integral Approach
Integral Approach
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Differential Approach
Differential Approach
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Control Volume
Control Volume
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Integral Analysis
Integral Analysis
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Differential Analysis
Differential Analysis
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Scale
Scale
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Integral Scale
Integral Scale
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Differential Scale
Differential Scale
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Momentum Accumulation Rate
Momentum Accumulation Rate
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Study Notes
Fluid Mechanics 2, Chapter 4: Differential Analysis of Fluid Flow
- Course: KIL 3002, Fluid Mechanics 2, Department of Chemical Engineering, Universiti Malaya
- This chapter covers the differential analysis of fluid flow.
- Differential Form of Linear Momentum Balance:
- Understanding infinitesimal control volumes is crucial for fluid flow analysis.
- The derivation of the linear momentum balance in differential form from an infinitesimal control volume is a key component.
- The equation is: ρ(δv/δt) + ρ(v •∇v)=pg - ∇P + ∇•τ
- This equation is an alternative form of Cauchy's first equation of motion.
- Motivations:
- Knowing the velocity vector field is essential to solve fluid problems.
- Integral form analysis provides an overview of the system's overall features.
- Differential form analysis provides detailed information at individual points within the flow.
- Microscopic analysis involves studying the flow at a small scale.
- Integral and Differential Forms:
- Both forms, integral and differential, represent the linear momentum balance.
- The viscous force (friction force) is a key component.
- Pressure gradient is important in analysis.
- Derivation from Infinitesimal Control Volume:
- The derivation considers the momentum change within an infinitesimal control volume.
- This involves summing up the momentum outflow and inflow and comparing it with the forces imposed on the control volume.
- External body forces (e.g., weight) and surface forces (e.g., pressure and viscous forces).
- Derivation of Differential Form:
- Momentum accumulation rate is crucial to derive the differential form.
- Consider momentum exchange through control surfaces, including pressure force, viscous force and body force.
- Differential Form Derivation - Momentum components:
- The derivation explicitly demonstrates how to calculate momentum accumulation rates in each direction (x, y, z).
- The key is to evaluate the momentum transfer through surfaces in each direction.
- Calculations include weight, and the viscous terms
- Differential Form Derivation - Viscous Force:
- Viscous forces arise due to the internal friction between fluid molecules.
- There are two types: shear stress (parallel to surface) and normal stress (perpendicular to surface).
- Calculations are based on stress terms expressed as tensor values.
- Differential Form Derivation - Viscous Force - Stress terms:
- Stress terms are essential in the derivation, given by (Tx)x, (Tx)y,etc
- Differential form calculations using stress terms are required in different directions.
- Linear Momentum Balance Overall:
- The complete form of the linear momentum balance equation in differential form is provided, known as Cauchy's equation of motion.
- The equation is expressed in terms of the overall linear momentum balance with compact notation.
- Applications:
- This analysis is applicable for both compressible and incompressible fluids.
- It is also valid for Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids.
- It can be applied in situations with any symmetry.
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