Tutorial Chapter 03 - Conservation of Energy - Answer

CBB 1033 Chem. Eng.
Fluid Mechanics
January 2011
Tutorial 3
Chapter 3: Conservation of energy
1.
The jet of water is initially 12 cm in diameter and when directed vertically upwards reaches a
maximum height of 20 m. Assuming that the jet remains circular determine the rate of water
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flowing and the diameter of the jet at a height of 10 m.
[0.224 m /s, 14.27 cm]
Solution:
2.
A pipe AB carries water and tapers uniformly from a diameter of 1 m at A to 0.2 m at B over a
length of 2 m. Pressure gauges are installed at A, B and also at C, the midpoint of AB. If the pipe
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centerline slopes upwards from A to B at an angle of 30 and the pressures recorded at A and B are
2.0 and 2.3 bar, respectively, determine the flow through the pipe and pressure recorded at C
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neglecting all losses.
[0.0723 m /s, 2.29 bar]
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3.
A venturi meter with a throat diameter of 100 mm is fitted in a vertical pipeline of 200 mm
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diameter with oil of specific gravity 0.88 flowing upwards at a rate of 0.06 m /s. The venturi meter
coefficient is 0.96. Two pressure gauges calibrated in kPa are fitted at tapping points, one at the
throat and the other in the inlet pipe 320 mm below the throat. The difference between the two
gauge pressure readings is 28 kPa. Working from Bernoullis equation, determine the difference in
level in the two limbs of a mercury manometer if it is connected to the tapping points and the
connecting pipes are filled with the same oil.
[202 mm]
4.
An orifice plate is to be used to measure the rate of air flow through a 2 m diameter duct. The
mean velocity in the duct will not exceed 15 m/s and a water tube manometer, having a maximum
difference between water levels of 150 mm, is to be used. Assuming coefficient of discharge to be
0.64, determine a suitable orifice diameter to make full use of the manometer range. Take the
density of air as 1.2 kg/s.
[1.31 m]
5.
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A venturi meter is constructed from a pipe with a diameter of 300 mm. The venturi has a throat
diameter of 100 mm and a discharge coefficient of 0.98. A mercury U-tube was used to measure
the difference of head between the pipe inlet and the throat at points 0.6 m apart. The
connections to the U-tube are filled with water. If the mercury gage reading was 760 mm, find the
volumetric flow rate through the pipe.
(116.2 L/s)
Solution:
1
Q actual
2 P P 2
2
1
A 2C v
2
A2

A 1 2
213600760 10 3 2
m3
-3 2
1000
100 10 0.98
0
.
1162
4
s
1002
300
6.
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A closed tank partially filled with water discharges through an orifice of 12.5 mm diameter and has
a coefficient of discharge of 0.7. If air is pumped into the upper part of the tank, determine the
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pressure required to produce a discharge of 36 dm /min when the water surface is 0.9 m above
the outlet. (15.7 kPa)
Solution:
z1 = 0, V1 = 0
z2 = 0.9 m
dnozzle = 0.0125 m
P2 = Patm = 0 kpa gage
Cd = 0.7
-4
3
-4
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Qactual = 6 10 m /s Qideal = 8.57 10 m /s
8.57 104
m
7
s
2
0.0125
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Assumption: Water flows out steadily, frictionless nozzle, no work interaction
V2
P2 P1
V 2 V12
0 P1
72 0
gz 2 z 1 2
0
9.81 0.9 0
0
2
P1
49
9.81 0.9
2
P1 15.67 kPa
7.
A siphon has a uniform circular bore of 75 mm diameter and consist of a bent pipe with its crest
1.8 m above water level discharging into the atmosphere at a level 3.6 m below water level. If the
atmospheric pressure is equivalent of 10 m of water, determine:
a. The outlet velocity
(8.4 m/s)
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b. The flow rate out
(0.0371 m /s, 37.1 kg/s)
c. The absolute pressure at crest level.
(45.1 kPa)
Neglect the losses due to friction.
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Solution:
2
1.8 m
1
3.6 m
3
Assumption:
No work interaction, friction loss is negligible, tank is large that V1 0
a.
Applying BE at 1 and 3
V2
P1
V2 P
z1 1 3 z 3 3
g
2g g
2g
0 0 0 0 3.6
V32
2g
V32
m
3.6 V3 8.4
2g
s
b.
Flow rate out

Volumetric flow rate, Q A 3 V3
75 103 2 8.4 0.0371m

4
s
Mass flow rate,

c.
m = Q = (1000)(0.0371) = 37.1 kg/s
P1
V2 P
V2
z1 1 2 z2 2
g
2g g
2g
10 0 0
P2
8.4 2
1.8
g
2 9.81
P2
4.6 P2 45.16 kPa
g
or
V2
P2
V2 P
z2 2 3 z3 3
g
2g g
2g
P2
8.4 2
8.4 2
0
10 5.4
g
2 9.81
2 9.81
P2
4.6 P2 45.16 kPa
g

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What is the problem discussed in the first example?

What equation is used to solve problem 2c?

CBB 1033 Chem. Eng.

CBB 1033 Chem. Eng. Fluid Mechanics

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CBB 1033 Chem. Eng. Fluid Mechanics

CBB 1033 Chem. Eng. Fluid Mechanics

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Flow rate out

75 103 2 8.4 0.0371m

Mass flow rate,

m = Q = (1000)(0.0371) = 37.1 kg/s

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