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The document contains various equations and tables related to fluid mechanics, including surface tension, pressure variation in fluids, flow through pipes, and turbulent flow characteristics. It discusses concepts such as dimensional analysis, energy conservation, and hydraulic jumps, alongside specific equations like the Darcy-Weisbach and Hazen-Williams equations. Additionally, it provides information on minor losses in fluid flow and the characteristics of different pipe materials.
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The document contains various equations and tables related to fluid mechanics, including surface tension, pressure variation in fluids, flow through pipes, and turbulent flow characteristics. It discusses concepts such as dimensional analysis, energy conservation, and hydraulic jumps, alongside specific equations like the Darcy-Weisbach and Hazen-Williams equations. Additionally, it provides information on minor losses in fluid flow and the characteristics of different pipe materials.
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: ϒ= : = : S

: τ=μ : ν=

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Table (3) Surface tension of liquids at 200c

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F= ϒ*hc * A : + LC.G

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Table (1) properties of areas and volumes.

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Pressure variation in accelerated bodies of fluid:

Horizontal :

Vertical : p= ϒ*h ( 1+ )

rotational fluid: Z : P= +c

Kinematics of fluid motion

as = (d2s)/(dt2) = ( ) = = * = v*

ar = -

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IPP= ϒ*Q*EP

: :

; Q= Cd * a *
Flow through hole:

Geometry of liquid jets:

X= (V0)x * t : Z= (V0)z *t - g t2 : (Vz)2 = (V0)2 + 2 g Z

Venturimeter:

: Qactual = Cd * Qth

Case1: Manometer contains liquid which is heavier than the flowing liquid
through the pipe:

H= x( – 1)

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Case2: Manometer contains liquid which is lighter than the flowing liquid through
the pipe:

H= x(1 - )

Weir:
V= √

Q= Cd*b*√ ∫ √ *dz = *Cd* √ *

Conservation of momentum
∑ = ρ*Q*∆ : ∑ = ρ *Q* ∆
Hydraulic Jump:

∆E.L. = E1-E2 =

= [ -1 +√ ]

= [ -1 +√ ]

Flow of a real fluid:

IRe= ρ * =

hL = f * *

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Q= * * * hL

Turbulent flow:

τ=ε ------------------------------(Boussinesq)

τ = ρ. Ɩ2.( )2 -------------------------(Prandtl)

τ = ρ * Ƙ2 *y2 *( )2 ----------------(Van Karman)

Ɩ= -Ƙ

τ = ρ Ƙ2 [(dv/dy)4/(d2v/dy2)]

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Kinetic energy correction and momentum correction factors



ᾳ= = ∫


β=

= ∫

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Dimensional analysis and similitude:


1) Euler No. IE= (ρ V2/∆P)
2) Froude No. Fr = V2/gL
3) Reynolds No. IR = (ρVL)/μ
4) Cauchy No. or Mach. No. C = (ρV2/E) or IM= V/a
5) Weber No. W= (ρLV2)/δ
Units and Dimensions:

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Fluid flow in pipes

τ=( )r = μ =-μ

v= - ( )+c

V= (R2 – r2 )

vc =

v = vc (1- )

= (R2 - r2 )

= (y- )

= *y for y<<R

vc = R2

V= R2 = d2

hL =

hL = : hL = f

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Q= Hagen- Poiseuille eq.

Turbulent flow rough pipe


Nikuradses:
= 2.5 ln + 8.5
=5.75 log +8.5

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= 5.75 log + 4.75

= 5.75 log + 8.5

= 1+ 4.07 = 1 + 4.07 √

= 2 log + 1.74 = 2 log + 1.14


Turbulent flow smooth pipe:


Nikuradses:

= 2.5 ln + 5.5

= 5.75 log + 5.5

= - 0.8 + 2.0 log IR √


Blasius equation ( Seventh – root law) for 3000 < IR> 100 000
f=

= ( )1/7

τo = 0.0332 μ0.25 R-0.25V7/4ρ3/4

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τo = 0.0464 ( )0.25

V* = √ =v√

τo =

The viscous sub-layer (δv):


=

= 11.6

=

√ =

= - 0.8 + 2.0 log [ ] ----------Turbulent smooth


= 5.75 log + 1.75

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Definition of smoothness and roughness:


Smooth pipe:
If *IR*√
or:
or: < 3.5
Wholly rough pipe:
If *IR*√
or:
or: >70
Transition:
<
3.5 70

Commercial pipes

Colebrook : = 1.14 – 2 log [ + ]


√ √

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Fig.( 2 ) Roughness of commercial pipes

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Minor losses:

Entrance losses: = kL
KL = 0.8 (Reentrant) : KL = 0.5 (square-Edged) : KL = 0.2 (Slightly-Rounded)

KL = 0.04 (Well-Rounded)

Abrupt contraction: = kL : CC =
A2/A1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0
0.617 0.624 0.632 0.643 0.659 0.681 0.712 0.755 0.813 0.892 1.00
CC
0.5 0.46 0.41 0.36 0.3 0.24 0.18 0.12 0.06 0.02 0
KL

Gradual contraction : KL = 0.02 to 0.04


Abrupt enlargement :

: KL= 1

Exit losses: = kL : KL= 1

Gradual enlargement :

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Pipe bends: = kL

meter bends

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Smooth bends

Fittings: = kL

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Flow in open channels


v=c.√ ------------------- Chezy Equation

v= ------------------- Manning

Table(1) Typical values of Manning,s roughness coeff. ( n ):

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Economic channel section ( best hydraulic section ):


Rectangular section:

Y= : Rh = --------------- -B.H.S.

Trapezoidal section:

+ zy = y √ : Rh = : Ɵ = 600


Y= : y= b

Circualar:

y = 0.95 D : Rh = 0.286 D Using Chezy equation


y= 0.938D : Rh = 0.289 D Using Manning equation

Triangular :

Ɵ/2= 450 , m= 1 , Rh =

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Specific energy, Critical depth

yc = ( ) 1/3 : Sc =

= : SC = g ( )

Water surface profiles:

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Hazen–Williams equation
V= C√ = C. R0.5.S0.5
V= K.C.R0.63.S0.54
Material C factor low C factor high reference
Steel 90 110 -
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) 150 150 [10]
Polyethylene 140 140 [10]
Galvanized iron 120 120 [10]
Fibre-reinforced plastic 150 150 [10]
(FRP)
Copper 130 140 [10]
Concrete 100 140 [10]
Cement-Mortar Lined 140 140 -
Ductile Iron Pipe
Cast iron new 130 130 [10]
Cast iron 40 years 64 83 [10]
Cast iron 30 years 75 90 [10]
Cast iron 20 years 89 100 [10]
Cast iron 10 years 107 113 [10]
Asbestos-cement 140 140 -
Fibre-reinforced plastic 150 150 [10]
(FRP)
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) 150 150 [10]
Asbestos-cement 140 140 -
Cement-Mortar Lined 140 140 -
Ductile Iron Pipe
Polyethylene 140 140 [10]
Copper 130 140 [10]
Concrete 100 140 [10]
Cast iron new 130 130 [10]
Galvanized iron 120 120 [10]
Cast iron 10 years 107 113 [10]
Steel 90 110 -
Cast iron 20 years 89 100 [10]
Cast iron 30 years 75 90 [10]
Cast iron 40 years 64 83 [10]

S=

Spsi per foot = =

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SI units:

S= =

Darcy–Weisbach equation
hL = f : hL = f

Hardy Cross method:


hf = k.Qn

Head Loss Equation Relation k n

Hazen-Williams equation 1.85


hf = L. L.

Darcy-Weisbach equation 2
Hf = L.


=-∑

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