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The document discusses integral and differential approaches to analyzing fluid flow problems. It introduces the Reynolds Transport Theorem, which relates the rate of change of a physical quantity within a control volume to surface and volume integrals. Conservation equations for mass and momentum are developed using the transport theorem. For steady, incompressible flow, these equations reduce to statements that the net mass and momentum fluxes through the surfaces of the control volume must be zero. As an example application, the momentum conservation equation is applied to a flow problem involving a jet impinging on a plate to determine the force exerted on the plate.
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Integral and Differential - Analysis

The document discusses integral and differential approaches to analyzing fluid flow problems. It introduces the Reynolds Transport Theorem, which relates the rate of change of a physical quantity within a control volume to surface and volume integrals. Conservation equations for mass and momentum are developed using the transport theorem. For steady, incompressible flow, these equations reduce to statements that the net mass and momentum fluxes through the surfaces of the control volume must be zero. As an example application, the momentum conservation equation is applied to a flow problem involving a jet impinging on a plate to determine the force exerted on the plate.
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• Integral and Differential Approaches


• Reynolds Transport Theorem
• Conservation Equations in Differential Approach
• Navier-Stokes Equation

07-03-2024 IIT MADRAS 1


Integral and Differential Approach
Integral Analysis Differential Analysis
Basic laws applied to finite size control volume Basic laws applied to infinitesimal control volume
Output Flow Field like
Output Overall quantities like > Velocity field
> Force (Drag, Lift etc) > Pressure field etc
> Torque etc

Force on the Lift on the


Turbine wheel Thrust acting on Aeroplane wing
the rocket
07-03-2024 IIT MADRAS 2
Reynolds Transport Theorem
B
B: Any physical quantity 
Generalized CV m

 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

07-03-2024 IIT MADRAS 3


Mass and momentum conservation in the CV
Steady, incompressible flow
 dB    Mass conservation:



 sys


  dv 
    V  dS  0
dt t  CV  CS
 
 dm    dv    V dS  0
t  CV  CS
For mass conservation:   0
 dt  sys  
 dm 
B  m,   1 


 sys


  dv    V dS  0  V dS  0 or V  S  0
dt t  CV  CS CS

CS

 dmV 
or  V   V  0
CS  out
out
CS  in
in

For momentum conservation:     F   FS   FB Momentum conservation:


 dt  sys 0
 
B  mV ,   V 
t  CV
Vdv  
   V V dS   F
 CS
 dmV   
    V  dv  
   V V dS   F
 dt  sys t  CV  CS V  V  S    F
  V  V dS   F or  CS
CS

 
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

Momentum conservation in X-direction:


    
 VX V  S    VX V  S    VX V  S    FX
 1  2  3 
p atm p atm
What is the force exerted by the flow on the plate? V X 1  U 1 Within the jet

 
VX 2  VX 3  0
 mV   min V   FXS
CS  out CS in V  S  1
 U1 ( r 2 ) FP FP RX

0  U1r 2 (U1 )   FXS


0
 U1 (U1r )   FXS  FXB
2

 U12 (r 2 )   FXS  patm AP  patm AP  RX


Forces on the CV Free Body Diagram of the Plate
RX  U12r 2  FXS  patm AP  FP FP  patm AP  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

Rate of mass exiting in X-direction B


C
V Y
  X  U X    X  U X  U V
   U  Y     U  Y  XY Y 2
 X 2  X 2   X 2  X 2  X

Rate of mass exiting in Y-direction


  Y  V Y    Y  V Y      U   V 
   V  X     V  X  XY    XY    XY   0
 Y 2  Y 2   Y 2  Y 2   t   X   Y 
V
Incompressible flow

Y
XY
U V
 U

  V
XY   

XY 
 U V
  0  0
Net rate of mass exiting the CV =
 X   Y  t X Y X Y
IIT MADRAS 6
Infinitesimal fluid element: Momentum Conservation
V
V Y 2-D, Incompressible flow
Y 2
 
t  CV
 
  V1  dv    V1 V1 dS   F A
U Y
D
AD = BC = X
 CS U
Y 2
AB = DC = Y
V
Momentum conservation in X-direction:
U X
U U X
U U
  U X 2 X 2
  U  dv    (X Y ) X ,Y 
t  CV  t
Total Acceleration
  U  V dS 
CS
1 net rate of X-momentum exiting the CV
U Y
Local Acceleration
U
Y 2 Convective Acceleration
Rate of X-Momentum transported by U velocity = (X-Momentum)Area,DC – (X-Momentum)Area,AB B
C
V Y
U X  U X 
2 2
  U V D(*) 
  U   Y   U   Y  2 U XY Y 2   *  V    *
 X 2   X 2  X
Dt t

 U U U 
 XY   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
XY   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 = 2U XY    U Y X   V Y X   U     X Y   U  V  X Y   U X  V Y XY
 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
XY 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 XY    XX XY    XY  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

Navier-Stokes Equation For 3-D Incompressible Flow

  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:

• Heat flux through the faces

• Volumetric heat generation (will be represented as heat


generation per unit mass in the CV)

• Energy transfer linked with mass flow in and out of the CV

• Work done by different surface and body forces

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
ei 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  
07-03-2024 R.H.S.= CV

t
 
CS
 V  dS   t
IIT MADRAS X
V
Y
W
Z  Dt
X Y Z
11
Energy Equation for the CV  Y 
qy  @ 
From first law of Thermodynamics for a system,  2 
 Z 
qz  @ 
Esys  Qsys  Wsys
Y  2 
For t0 dEsys
  WCV
 QCV 
dEsys dt
Hence,   Wsys
 Qsys 
dt

QCV = Rate of heat transfer from surfaces + rate of heat


generation inside the fluid element  X  X
qx  @  G′
Heat transfer from surfaces:  2 

 qx qy qz   X 


qx  @ 
     X Y Z  2 
 X Y Z 
  2T  2T  2T 
 k  2  2  2  X Y Z
 X Y Z 
Z  Z 
Heat generation within the element: qz  @   Y 
 2  qy  @ 
 2 
  GX Y Z (here, G′ is heat generation per unit mass)
   2T  2T  2T  
   k  2  2  2    G X Y Z
QCV
  X Y Z 
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 W Z   P Z 
Energy Equation for the CV 

V Y 



P 
P Y 
Y 2 


Y  Z 2 
W 

P 
Z 2 

 V 
WCV = Rate of work done by different surface and  Y 2 
body forces acting on the fluid element

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 

   U    U yx   U     V xy   V  yy   V zy     W   W yz   W    



Wstress   xx
  zx
    
xz
  zz
  X Y Z
  X Y Z   X  Y Z X Y Z  
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Energy Equation for the CV
    g V 
Rate of work done by body force Wbody
   g xU  g yV  g zW 

Putting all terms together and dividing throughout by XYZ, 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  

For steady, incompressible flow in two-dimensions with volumetric heat generation

 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  

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Summary of relations
 dB   
• Reynolds Transport Theorem    
 dt  sys t  CV
 dv 
    V  dS 
 CS

U V
• Continuity/Mass Conservation Equation in differential form for incompressible 2-D flow  0
X Y

• Momentum Conservation Equation in differential form for incompressible 2-D flow

DU P   2U  2U  DV P   2V  2V 
     2  2       2  2   g
Dt X  X Y  Dt Y  X Y 

• Energy Conservation Equation in differential form for incompressible 2-D flow

 T T    2T  2T 
C p U V   k  2  2   g  ,
 X Y   X Y 
  U  2  V  2   U V  2 
    2        
           
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