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Sandro R.
Lautenschlager
1-Consideraes
Bsicas
History
Faces of Fluid Mechanics
Archimedes
(C. 287-212
BC)
Navier
(1785-1836)
Newton
Leibniz
Bernoulli
Euler
(1642-1727)
(1646-1716)
(1667-1748)
(17071783)
Prandtl
Taylor
Stokes
(1819-1903)
Reynolds
(1842-1912)
(1875-1953)
(1886-1975)
Thunderstorm
Global Climate
Hurricanes
Vehicles
Aircraft
High-speed rail
Surface ships
Submarine
s
Environment
Air pollution
River hydraulics
Auto
racing
Cycling
Offshore racing
Surfing
Aplicao em engenharia
Aplicao em engenharia
Aplicao em engenharia
Aplicao em engenharia
Peso especfico
Onde:
g-gravidade local (9,8 m/s2);
-massa especifica (kg/m3);
-peso especfico (kg/m2s2) ou N/m3
gua
gua
Variao de e com a
temperatura
H 2O
T 4
1000
H 2O
180
T 4
9800
18
Massa Especfica
H 2O
T 4
1000
180
H 2 O (0 0 C ) H 2 O ( 4 0 C )
Peso Especfico
H 2O
T 4
9800
18
Massa
Especifica
(kg/m3)
Peso
Especifico
(N/m3)
Densidade
Ar
1,23
12,1
0,00123
gua
1000
9810
Moving plate
u=V
V
B
u( y)
V
y
B
Fluid
Fixed plate
x
u=0
r
x
2
r
u (r ) V 1
R
Fluid
Fluid Deformation
Flow between a fixed and a moving
plate
Force causes plate to move with
velocity V and the fluid deforms
continuously.
y
Moving plate
t0
u=V
t1 t2
Fluid
Fixed plate
x
u=0
Fluid Deformation
Shear stress on the plate is proportional
to deformation rate of the fluid
L
y
L
t
V
L
t
t y
t
V
y
Moving plate
u=V+V
t+t
Fluid
Fixed plate
x
u=V
Viscosity
Viscosity
Units
Water (@ 20oC)
dV / dy
N / m2 N s
m / s / m m2
V+dv
= 1x10-3 N-s/m2
Air (@ 20oC)
dV
dy
= 1.8x10-5 N-s/m2
Kinematic viscosity
1 2
du
du
2
dy 1
dy 2
Moving plate
u=V
V
B
u( y)
V
y
B
Fluid
Fixed plate
Force acting
ON the plate
x
u=0
du
V
dy
B
Moving plate
V
B
u( y)
V
y
B
u=V
Fixed plate
Shear
on fluid
x
u=0
r
x
y
2
r
u (r ) V 1
B
V
x
u( y) C y B y
Example: cont.
Assume: Linear velocity profile in oil film
Shear Stress
dV
( d / 2)
dy
(D d ) / 2
*
1500
(0.06 / 2)
60
d d
l)
2 2
(2 *124,000 *
0.06
0.06
* 0.4)
281 N m
2
2
Compressibilidade
Mdulo de elasticidade volumtrica
p
B lim
V 0
V / V
p
V
V
p
lim
0 /
Mudana 1%
H 2O
21Mpa (210atm)
Lquidos podem
ser considerados
incompressveis
p
c
Data da Provas
P1 17/08/11 Cap. 1 e 2;
P2 05/10/11 Cap. 3 e 4;
P3 21/11/11 Cap 4 e 6.
Exame 5/12/11