Integral and Differential - Analysis
Integral and Differential - Analysis
dB
dv V dS V dS
dt sys t CV
CS 3 CS 1
3
2
1 Systemt+ẟt
dB
Systemt
dt sys t CV
dv V dS
CS
dv = Rate of change of B in the CV
t CV
V dS
CS
= Net rate at which B exits the CV through the CS
dmV
or V V 0
CS out
out
CS in
in
Vector Equation
or
CS out
mout V min V F
CS in
IIT MADRAS 4
Mass and momentum conservation: Application
S3 V3
Steady, incompressible flow 3
1 2
Momentum conservation: V1 V2 0
S1 S2
2r V V S F
U1
CS
VX 2 VX 3 0
mV min V FXS
CS out CS in V S 1
U1 ( r 2 ) FP FP RX
IIT MADRAS 5
Infinitesimal fluid element: Mass Conservation
V Y
V 2-D Flow
Y 2
t CV
dv V1 dS 0 A D
CS AD = BC = X
AB = DC = Y
V
dv (X Y )
t CV t U X
U U X
U U
X 2 X 2
X ,Y
V dS
CS
1 net rate of mass exiting the CV
U U U
XY FX
Rate of X-Momentum transported by V velocity = (X-Momentum)Area,AD –(X-Momentum)Area,BC
U V
t X Y
U Y V Y U Y V Y
U V X U V X
Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 DU
XY FX
DU
U
V
Y X V
U
Y X
0 Dt
Dt
Y Y
U V U U V U U U U
Net rate of X-Momentum exiting the CV = 2U XY U Y X V Y X U X Y U V X Y U X V Y XY
X Y Y X Y X Y
IIT MADRAS 7
Infinitesimal fluid element: Momentum Conservation
YY Y P Y
YY P
2-D, Incompressible flow
Y 2 Y 2
1 V dv V1 V1 dS F
t CV CS A D
Y AD = BC = X
YX YX
X_Component
DU
XY Y 2 AB = DC = Y
Dt V
P X U P X
Force balance in X-direction: P P
X 2 X ,Y X 2
XX X
g
Y Y XX X
FX YX YYX 2 X YX YYX 2 X XX
X 2
XX
X 2
X X YX Y
XX XX Y XX XX Y YX
X 2 X 2 Y 2
P X P X
B
P Y P Y YY Y C
YY P Y
X 2 X 2 Y 2 P
Y 2
P
YX XY XX XY XY Y_Momentum Equation
Y X X
DV P XY YY
DU P YX XX g
X_Momentum Equation Dt Y X Y
Dt X Y X
V V V P XY YY
U U U P YX XX U V g
U V t X Y Y X Y
t X Y X Y X
IIT MADRAS 8
X and Y Momentum Equations for the CV
X-Momentum Equation Y-Momentum Equation
V V V P XY YY
U U U P YX XX U V g
U V t X Y Y X Y
t X Y X Y X
𝜕𝑣 𝜕𝑢 DV P XY YY
g
DU P YX XX 𝜏𝑦𝑥 = 𝜇( + ) Dt Y X Y
𝜕𝑥 𝜕𝑦
Dt X Y X 𝜕𝑢 𝜕𝑢
𝜎𝑥𝑥 = 𝜇( + )
𝜕𝑥 𝜕𝑥 DV P 2V 2V
DU P 2U 2U 𝜕𝑣 𝜕𝑣 2 2 g
2 2 𝜎𝑦𝑦 = 𝜇( + ) Dt Y X Y
Dt X X Y 𝜕𝑦 𝜕𝑦
ˆ
DV iˆ ˆj k
P 2V g X Y Z
Dt
2 2 2
2
2 2
X 2
Y Z
IIT MADRAS 9
Energy Equation for the CV
3D Heat Conduction Equation In deriving energy equation we need to determine change of
energy inside the control volume due to:
IIT MADRAS 10
Energy Equation for the CV
V
V Y
, e
e Y
Y 2 Y 2
W Z e Z
Y Z 2 Z 2
dB W , e
dv V dS
sys t CV
B E, e
dt CS
2
ei 1 U 2
V 2 W 2
e Y
edv (X Y Z )
t CV t X
U X e X
X
e V dS U
, e
X 2 X 2
CS
U X e X
U
, e
e X U X e X U X X 2 X 2
e U e U Y Z
X 2 X 2 X 2 X 2
e Y V Y e Y V Y
e V e V Z X
Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 Y 2
W Z Z e Z
e
e Z W Z e Z W Z W , e
W e W X Y Z 2 Z 2 V Y e Y
Z 2 X 2 Z 2 Z 2 V
, e
Y 2 Y 2
e e e
U V W X Y Z
X Y Z dv
e e e e
De
U X Y Z
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t
CS
V dS t
IIT MADRAS X
V
Y
W
Z Dt
X Y Z
11
Energy Equation for the CV Y
qy @
From first law of Thermodynamics for a system, 2
Z
qz @
Esys Qsys Wsys
Y 2
For t0 dEsys
WCV
QCV
dEsys dt
Hence, Wsys
Qsys
dt
W F dS
P X
W F V P X
X 2
Forces are due to pressure, normal and
U X P X
tangential stresses and body forces U P
X 2 X 2
P X U X P X U X
P
W pres U P U Y Z
X 2 X 2 X 2 X 2
U X
P Y V Y P Y V Y P Z U
P V P V Z X P X 2
Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 Z Z 2
P Z W Z P Z W Z W Z
P W
P W X Y P Y
Z 2 Z 2 Z 2 Z 2 W P
Z 2 Y 2
V Y
V
Y 2
PU PV PW
W pres X Y Z
X Y Z
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W Z
Energy Equation for the CV
V Y yy
Y Z 2
W
V
Y 2
Showing only terms related with U-velocity (and expecting you
to complete remaining terms for other velocities): yx xy
X
,U xx xx
U X xx X U X yz
Wstress U xx U Y Z
X 2 X 2 X 2 X 2 X
Y U Y yx Y U Y
zy
yx yx
U
yx
U
Z X
xx
Y 2 Y 2 Y 2 Y 2
U X
zx Z U Z zx Z U Z
U
X 2
xz
zx U zx U X Y
Z 2 Z 2 Z 2 Z 2
zx
U
U X
X 2
zz
Z
U xx U yx U zx W Z
,U
Wstress X Y Z W
X Y Z Z 2
V Y
V
Y 2
Putting all terms together and dividing throughout by XYZ, we get generalized energy equation
De T T T PU PV PW
2 2 2
2
k 2
G
Dt X Y 2
Z X Y Z
U U yx U V xy V yy V zy W W yz W
xx
zx
xz
zz
X Y Z X
Y Z X
Y Z
g xU g yV g zW
But we are interested in conservation of thermal energy. Hence, we need to introduce the following
1 2 𝑝
𝑒=𝑖+ 𝑈 + 𝑉2 + 𝑊2 ; ℎ = 𝑖 + ; ℎ = 𝐶𝑝 𝑇
2 𝜌
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Energy Equation for the CV
After doing some algebraic manipulation, we finally get the Thermal Energy Conservation equation for an
incompressible flow with constant properties.
DT
C p k 2T G ,
Dt
viscous dissipation term
U 2 V 2 W 2 U V 2 V W 2 W U 2
2
X Y Z Y X Z Y X Z
T T 2T 2T
C p U V k 2 2 g ,
X Y X Y
U 2 V 2 U V 2
2
X Y Y X
U V
• Continuity/Mass Conservation Equation in differential form for incompressible 2-D flow 0
X Y
DU P 2U 2U DV P 2V 2V
2 2 2 2 g
Dt X X Y Dt Y X Y
T T 2T 2T
C p U V k 2 2 g ,
X Y X Y
U 2 V 2 U V 2
2
IIT MADRAS
X Y Y X
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