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    1) The document analyzes the flow of fluids past cylinders of different diameters through qualitative and quantitative observations. Flow rates, velocities and streamlines are calculated and observed. 2) Experiments are conducted to study the relationship between Reynolds and Strouhal numbers for cylinders of diameters 5cm and 3.5cm. Flow length, time, velocities, frequencies and numbers are measured and recorded. 3) Graphs are plotted between theoretical and experimental values of Reynolds and Strouhal numbers.

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    1) The document analyzes the flow of fluids past cylinders of different diameters through qualitative and quantitative observations. Flow rates, velocities and streamlines are calculated and observed. 2) Experiments are conducted to study the relationship between Reynolds and Strouhal numbers for cylinders of diameters 5cm and 3.5cm. Flow length, time, velocities, frequencies and numbers are measured and recorded. 3) Graphs are plotted between theoretical and experimental values of Reynolds and Strouhal numbers.

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    1) The document analyzes the flow of fluids past cylinders of different diameters through qualitative and quantitative observations. Flow rates, velocities and streamlines are calculated and observed. 2) Experiments are conducted to study the relationship between Reynolds and Strouhal numbers for cylinders of diameters 5cm and 3.5cm. Flow length, time, velocities, frequencies and numbers are measured and recorded. 3) Graphs are plotted between theoretical and experimental values of Reynolds and Strouhal numbers.

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    D: VISUALISATION OF FLOWS

    PART 1
    To observe the potential flows between the different bodies.

    APPARATUS


    OBSERVATIONS
    For square:

    For cylinder:
    Qualitative analysis of circular cylinder :
    Q = 1000 L/hour

    1. Flow rate (Q) = 277.78 ml/second

    2. Width (w) = 60.6 cm

    3. Depth (d) = 0.2 cm

    4. Diameter (cylinder) = 6.1 cm

    U∞ = Q/(wd)

    U∞ = 22.919 cm/sec

    Calculation of :

    U∞ = / y

    = U∞ * y

    = 22.919*2 cm^2/sec

    = 45.838 cm^2/sec

    Theoretical streamline image:

    Practically observed streamlines:


    Image processed as binary image with black stream lines.
    PART II:
    To find the relation between Reynold’s number and Strouhal’s
    number.

    Observations:
    For the cylinder of diameter = 5cm

    Length Time Tm U∞ No. of time Tv f= Strouhal Viscosity Density Reynold


    of flow L taken vortices taken number (in SI s No.
    (m) (second) Mean = L/Tm (n) (Tv) Mean n/Tv unit) (Kg/m^3
    time St ) Re
    time

    5.7 26.13

    1.00 6.4 6.15 0.1626 15 26.42 25.24 0.594 0.1826 0.00089 1000 9134.83

    6.35 23.19

    17.2 63

    1.00 15.3 16.83 0.059 15 63 65.66 0.228 0.19322 0.00089 1000 3314

    18.0 71

    6.3 27.3

    1.00 8.2 6.97 0.1434 15 29.2 28.4 0.528 0.1841 0.00089 1000 8056.17

    6.4 28.7
    For the cylinder of diameter 3.5 cm

    Length Time Tm U∞ No. of time Tv f= Strouhal Viscosity Density Reynold


    of flow L taken vortices taken number (in SI s No.
    (m) (second) Mean = L/Tm (n) (Tv) Mean n/Tv unit) (Kg/m^3
    time St ) Re
    time

    5.7 21.50

    1.00 6.4 6.15 0.1626 15 19.53 20.26 0.74 0.1592 0.00089 1000 6394.38

    6.35 19.75

    17.2 65

    1.00 15.3 16.83 0.059 20 64 63.66 0.157 0.18637 0.00089 1000 2320.22

    18.0 62

    6.3 18.7

    1.00 8.2 6.97 0.1434 15 17.6 18.8 0.797 0.19452 0.00089 1000 5639.32

    6.4 20.1


    Plot between theoretical and experimental values:

    Done By Group: 26

    ME16B102

    ME16B103

    ME16B104

    ME16B105

    ME16B106

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