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GAS DYNAMICS
M. Haluk Aksel
Solution of Chapter 6
Flow With Friction
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M,=06, P)=150kPa, 7,=300K
L=045m,d=0.03m, — £=0.003
At M; = 0.6 from Appendix E
> Pk = 85.1 kPa
> T= 268.1K
4fL,1D;= 4f1y/D) - 4D
= 0.4998 - (4 x 0.003 x 0.45 /0.03)
= 0.3108
From Appendix E, at 4f1/D = 0.3108
M =
Pypt = > Pe = 137.7kPa
TyT* = > T= 2968K
p= PYRT; = = 1.7432 kg/m?
Vi= Mia = 208.35 mis
m = piAiVi= 0.2565 Ans
V, = 500 m/s, P)=200kPa, T)=300K
L=01m, D=0.02m, f=0.002
M; = V,/(kRT\)'? = 144
From App. E at My = 1.44
Pt = 312.7kPa
T= 353.7K
PyP*
vy
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ere
www.nedians.8m.com4fLo/Di= 4f14/D, - 41./D
= 0.1142 (4x 0.002 x 0.1 / 0.02)
= 0.0742
From Appendix E, at 4f1/D = 0.0742
M = 1.33
PyP* = 0.7079 > P= 22136 kPa
TyTt = 0.8864 > T= 31352K
pi = PRT, = 2.323 kg/m’
m = piAV; = 0.3649 Ans
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Vi = 180 m/s, T)=300K, Py) = 500 kPa
p2=3.5 kg/m?
M,= Vi/(kRT)'? = 0.52
From App. C at M= 0.52
TyTo, = 0.9847 > T= 3162K
Since Flow is adiabatic To; = To) = 316.2 K Ans
Pr = PL/RT= 5.8 kghm’
PV: = pV > ‘Vi = 298.55 m/s
From Appendix E, at My = 0.52
TyTt = 1.138 > T= 20362K
pip* = 1.802 > pt = 3.2186 kg/m?
pxp* = 3.5/3.2186 = 1.0874 and from this ratio
co)
TyT* = 1.029 > T= 226K
M, = 091
From Appendix E at Mj = 0.52
(st-s)R = 0265 —(1)
(st-s/R = 0.007105 —(2)
Subtracting
(s-si)/R = 0.257895
S275) = 74.04 KIM
Air flow adiabatically, Constant X-section area
P)=100kKPa, T)=323K, Vi=200 m/s
T,=293K
M)= Vi/(KRT)'? = 0.56
From table E, at M; = 0.56
TyT = 1.129 > Te = 286.09K
Pype = 1.898 > Pe = 52.68 kPa
TyT* = 293/236.09= 1.0241
From Appendix E at TyT*
M: = 0.93
PyP* = 1.088 > P= 5732 kPa
From Appendix C at My = 0.56
TyTo = 0.9410 > To,= 343.25K
www.nedians.8m.com‘As the flow is adiabatic, therefore the stagnation temperature remain
constant at all the point between 1 and 2.
So To = 343.25K
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A=0.002 m’, P)=100kPa, 1; =323K
V2= 6001s, T:=373K
= 155 and atM,=1.55
From Appendix E
TyT* = 0.8105 > TH = 460.20K
TyT* = 323/460.20= 0.7068
Now from Appendix E, at Ty/T* = 0.7018
M,= 1.88
Mp = Vi/(kRT))'? > VW = 6774mvs
m = pAV = 1.4609 kg/see
Ai= Ax To:= Tor
Po=900kPa, P)=275K, To=300K, P)=750 kPa
PyPo = 750/900 = 0.833
‘Now from Appendix C at Py/Po = 0.833
Mi = 052
TyTo = 0.9506 > Ty = 285.18K
Ty = 1138 > TH= 2506K
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From Appendex E at Ty/T* = 1.138
PyPt = 2.052 > PP = 363.49 kPa
(st-s)/R = 0.2650
Tyt* = 2752506 = 1.097
Using Appendix E at Ty/T* = 1.097
M; = 0.67
PyP* = 1,566 > P= sm4K
(st-sWR = 0.1114
(.-svR = 0.1536
2-5) = 44.09 ke K
6.7
‘A=O.1m,— P,=100KPa, 7; =300K
m/A= 150,
Flow is choked at exit ite. Me= 1
mA
150
Vi
'
M, Vi/(KRT)" = 0.372
From Appendix E at M, = 0.372
Pye = 2.921 > Pt = 34.238 kPa
TyT* = 1.168 > Tes 256.84 K
www.nedians.8m.comb) The flow is choked at exit ie. Me = 1
P= P= 34.23 kPa
T)=T* =256.8K
oF = beh
= PA(I+kM?] = 1193737N
and I, = I* because of choked at exit,
From Appendix E, at M, = 0.37
Wit = 145 > [== 82332.67N
F = beh = 3.7047kN
Insulated Duct : Air
AL=A:=0.001 m;, P)=150kPa, T, =300K
M=15
Flow is choked at exit of duct
PyP* = 0.6065 > P= 247.32 kPa
TyT* = 0.8276 > T= 362.29K
(st-siVR = 0.1623 (1)
andatM=1
(s*-sYR = 0 (2)
(sr-siVR_ = 0.1623
soos) = 46.6 kak
Fo= heb A)
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A = PA[L+kM/] = 622.5N
From Appendix E at M; = 1.5
1 = 1.049 > == 593.42N
F = h-h = 290776N
Isothermal Flow
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Vi =500 m/s, T,)=350K, Py= 150 kPa,
T,=350K
Since the flow is isothermal
T)=T,=350K
To;= T)+V/2Cp = 4743K
M)= Vi/(KRT)I? = 1.33
From Appendix F at My = 1.33
PylPo, = 0.3464 > Poy= 433 kPa
PyP* = 0.6355 > P= 236kPa
4fLY/D,= 0.3106
AfLyD)= 4fL\/Dy - 44/0
= 03106-02 = 0.1106
From Appendix E
M,= 1.09
www.nedians.8m.comPup = 0.7754 > P= 183 kPa
I = pALI+kM?] = 163.84N
Wit = 1.105 * It = 153.16
Lit = 1.033 @ = 153.16N
Fo= b-l = -1068N
To/T* = 1.185 > To*= 400.25 K
To/T* = 1.083 > To 433K
m(RTo)/APo = 0.63543 > ~~ m = 0.2338 kg/see
Q = mCp(To-To) = 970W
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