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Continuity and momentum in polar plane
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Solution of continuity and momentum equations in polar form
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Equations Continuity Equation: Which shows conservation of Mass 2
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Momentum Equation Which shows conservation of Momentum 3
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These are the equations which we use only in coordinate system 4
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Question Can we use these equations , when we have fluid in cylindrical channel In pipe or in Veins?? 6
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Topic of presentation Derivation of Continuity equation in coordinate system Derivation of Momentum Equation in coordinate system 7
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Cartesian cylindrical 8
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Results from graph 10
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Direction of 11
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Conversion of unit vectors in terms of (r ) 12
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velocity components in (r ) As we know that velocity field in system is And the velocity field in cylindrical system is 13
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Conversion of Del operator in ( r ) As we know that Del operator in ( ) systems is 14
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Solutio n As we know that 15
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And also we have By taking derivatives we have 16
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As so that , hence we have 17
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Using above values we will get 18
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After simplification we will get “Del operator” in (r ) 19
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Conversion of in 20
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For this we will use previous results , we have After simplification we will get , 21
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Required continuity equation in 22
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Special case (Incompressible fluid) 23
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Derivation of Momentum Equation for any fluid in Cylindrical Coordinate System 25
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As we know that momentum equation in Cartesian coordinate system is, Where is material derivate is cacuhy stress tensor and is body force 26
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We will use same procedure as we did in the derivation of continuity equation, we will transform every term in form 27
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Material derivative in ( ) form As we know that , 28
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As we know from previous results that, 29
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After simplification we will get 30
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Now 31
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After simplification we will get 32
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Stress Tensor 34
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By putting previous results we will get After simplification we will get stress tensor in we have 35 35
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Put these values in Momentum Equation we will get in Momentum Equation in We have 37
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Component of direction 38
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Component of 39
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Navier Stock Equation As we know that N.S equation in 40
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By using previous results we will get 41
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Component of Navier stock direction 42
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Component of Navier stock 43
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Applications Blood flow in veins Fluid flow through cylindrical pipe (house pipe) 44
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Any Question 45
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