measurement of pressure drop through pipe accessories 실험 레포트.
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measurement of pressure drop through pipe accessories 실험 레포트.
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2. Continuity Equation. (Steady-state mass balance for fluid flow)
A particularly useful and simple mass balance which is also known as the continuity equation can be derived for the situation in Figure 1. where the system resembles a wind sock at an airport. A station 1. fluid flows steadily with density ρ1 and a uniform velocity u1(In our text book, u1=V1) normally across that part of the surface of the system represented by the area A1. In steady flow, each fluid particle traces a path called a streamline. By considering a large number of particles crossing the closed curve C, we have an equally large number of streamlines that then form a surface known as a stream tube, across which there is clearly no flow. The fluid then leaves the system with uniform velocity u2 and density ρ2 at station 2, where the area normal to the direction of flow is A2.
m1 in
m2 out
Referring to Equation 1. there is no accumulation of mass because the system is at steady state. Therefore, the only nonzero terms are m1 (the rate of addition of mass) and m2(the rate of removal of mass), which are equal to ρ1A1u1 and ρ1A1u1, respectively, so that equation 1.1 becomes
참고 자료
- Fluid Mechanics for Chemical Engineers, p56~123 Second edition, by James O.Wilkes
- Chemical Engineering Laboratory Ⅱ, p13~16 SungKyunKwan Univ. chemical Engineering.
- Unit operation of Chemical Engineering, p121~123, McCabe, smith, Harriot