An introduction to fluid mechanics and heat transfer: With applications in chemical and mechanical process engineering
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adam_text | CONTENTS
Preface page v
List of Symbols xiv
Dimensionless Ratios xvi
Chapter 1: Introduction and Definitions
1 1 Liquids and gases 1
1 2 Hydrostatic pressure 2
1 3 Fluids in motion 2
1 4 Viscosity 5
1 5 Temperature and heat 6
1 6 The first law of thermodynamics 7
1 7 Conduction, convection and radiation 10
1 8 Diffusion and mass transfer 11
1 9 Mathematical note 12
Chapter 2: Fluid Flow
2 1 Continuity in fluid flow 13
2 2 The general equation of continuity 13
2 3 The acceleration of a fluid element 15
2 4 Differentiation following the motion of the fluid 16
2 5 Bernoulli’s equation 16
2 6 Vortex motion 18
2 7 Flow measurement 22
Chapter 3: The Energy and Momentum Equations
3 1 The energy equation for steady flow along a streamline 29
3 2 The energy equation for steady flow in a pipe 32
3 3 The energy equation with shaft work 33
3 4 The momentum equation for steady flow 34
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Contentsviii
Chapter 4: Applications of the Continuity, Energy and
Momentum Equations
4 1 Sudden enlargement of a pipe page SI
4 2 Reaction on a horizontal pipe bend 38
4 3 The jet pump or ejector ,39
4 4 The Pelton wheel 41
4 5 Reaction turbines 44
4 6 Flow past a cascade of vanes 46
4 7 Flow of a gas through a nozzle 50
4 8 Normal shock wave 53
Chapter 5: Dimensional Analysis Applied to Fluid
Mechanics
5 1 Statement of the principle 56
5 2 Force or drag on a submerged body 57
5 3 Physical significance of the Reynolds number and the
force coefficient 60
5 4 Pressure drop for flow through a pipe 61
5 5 Power required to drive a fan 63
5 6 Flow with a free surface 64
5 7 Flow with surface tension 65
5 8 Gas bubbles rising through liquids 66
Chapter 6: Flow in Pipes and Channels
6 1 Friction coefficients and the Reynolds number 68
6 2 Laminar flow in pipes 69
6 3 Turbulent flow in a smooth pipe 71
6 4 Turbulent flow in a rough pipe 76
6 5 Energy and hydraulic gradients 77
6 6 Uniform flow in an open channel 79
6 7 Loss of head with turbulent flow through pipe bends
and fittings 81
Contents ix
Chapter 7 : Pumps and Compressors
7 1 Classification of pumps page 84
7 2 Flow through a centrifugal pump impeller 86
7 3 The energy equation for a centrifugal pump 88
7 4 The head-capacity curve 90
7 5 Dimensional analysis applied to a pump 91
7 6 Specific speed of a pump 94
7 7 Cavitation 94
7 8 Numerical example of a pump calculation 96
7 9 Classification of compressors 98
7 10 Flow through a centrifugal compressor 101
7 11 Dimensional analysis applied to a turbo-compressor 104
Chapter 8: Heat Conduction and Heat Transfer
8 1 Thermal conductivity 106
8 2 Continuity of heat flow in a solid 106
8 3 Steady flow of heat in one dimension 109
8 4 Steady radial flow of heat in a cylinder 113
8 5 Steady flow of heat in a thin rod or fin 115
8 6 Extended surfaces for heat transfer 117
Chapter 9: Heat Exchangers
9 1 Heat-transfer factors 120
9 2 Mean temperature difference for flow in a pipe with the
wall at uniform temperature 121,
9 3 Mean temperature difference for a counter-flow heat
exchanger 123
9 4 Efficiency of a counter-flow heat exchanger 125
9 5 Parallel-flow heat exchangers 126
9 6 Double-pass, multi-pass and cross-flow exchangers 127
Chapter 10: Dimensional Analysis Applied to Heat
Transfer
10 1 Note on dimensions for temperature and heat page 130
10 2 Forced convection—flow through a tube with heat
transfer 131
10 3 Physical significance of the Nusselt, Stanton and
Prandtl numbers 133
10 4 Forced convection in high-speed flow 139
10 5 Free convection 141
Chapter 11: Heat Transfer and Skin Friction in
Turbulent Flow
11 1 Reynolds analogy 143
11 2 Taylor-Prandtl analogy 144
11 3 Pressure drop and heat transfer for flow in a tube 147
11 4 Application to heat-exchanger design 149
Chapter 12: Equations of Motion for a Viscous Fluid
12 1 Stresses in a viscous fluid 150
12 2 Relationship between stress and rate of strain 151
12 3 Navier-Stokes equation 152
12 4 Dynamical similarity 153
12 5 Flow between parallel walls 155
12 6 Laminar flow of a viscous liquid film down a vertical wall 157
12 7 Flow past a sphere 159
12 8 Extensional flows 161
Chapter 13: Boundary Layers
13 1 The boundary-layer equations for laminar flow 163
13 2 Boundary-layer thickness 165
13 3 Separation and transition 166
13 4 The momentum equation for the boundary layer 168
13 5 Approximate solution for laminar boundary-layer flow 170
13 6 Approximate method for turbulent boundary-lay er flow 173
Contents xi
Chapter 14: Turbulent Flow
14 1 Fluctuating velocity components and the Reynolds
stresses page 177
14 2 Mixing length theories 179
14 3 The Prandtl momentum transfer theory 182
14 4 The universal velocity profile 185
14 5 Logarithmic resistance formulae for turbulent flow in
pipes 188
14 6 The velocity profile and resistance formula for rough
pipes 189
Chapter 15: Potential Flow
15 1 The use of in viscid flow theory 191
15 2 Potential and stream functions 191
15 3 Examples of potential functions 192
15 4 Potential flow round a cylinder 193
15 5 Magnus effect 195
Chapter 16: Diffusion and Mass Transfer
16 1 The diffusion law 196
16 2 Diffusion of a gas according to the kinetic theory 196
16 3 Steady molecular diffusion 198
16 4 The equation of continuity for mass transfer in a fluid 199
16 5 Similarity for mass transfer in fluid flow 201
16 6 Mass transfer in turbulent flow 204
Chapter 17: The Energy Equation and Heat Transfer
17 1 The energy equation for an element of fluid 207
17 2 Similarity for heat transfer in fluid flow 209
17 3 The energy equation for a boundary layer 211
17 4 Approximate solution for heat transfer in a laminar
boundary layer 213
17 5 The energy equation with turbulent flow 215
Contentsxii
Chapter 18: Forced Convection
18 1 Forced convection in laminar flow _ page 217
18 2 Forced convection in a laminar boundary layer 218
18 3 Forced convection with laminar flow in a pipe 220
18 4 Forced convection in turbulent flow 223
Chapter 19: Compressible Flow in Pipes and Nozzles
19 1 Compressible flow through a convergent nozzle 228
19 2 Compressible flow through a convergent-divergent
nozzle 231
19 3 Shock waves 234
19 4 Pitot tube in a high-velocity stream 236
19 5 Compressible flow in a pipe with friction 237
Chapter 20: Open-channel Flow
20 1 Non-uniform flow with friction 241
20 2 Flow over a weir 244
20 3 Hydraulic jump 246
20 4 Flow below a sluice gate 248
Chapter 21: Solid Particles in Fluid Flow
21 1 Shape factors and mean diameters 250
21 2 Particle-size distribution 252
21 3 Solid particles in fluid streams 255
21 4 Separation of solid particles from fluids 258
21 5 Cyclone collectors 259
21 6 Venturi scrubber 261
Chapter 22: Flow through Packed Beds and Fluidized
Solids
22 1 Viscous flow through a bed of solid particles 262
22 2 General analysis of flow through packed beds 264
22 3 Filtration 266
22 4 Fluidized solids 270
22 5 Expansion of fluidized beds 271
22 6 Heat and mass transfer in packed beds and fluidized
solids 273
Contents xiii
Chapter 23: Condensation and Evaporation
23 1 Film condensation page 276
23 2 Heat transfer to boiling liquids 278
23 3 Condensers and evaporators 282
Appendices
1 Engineer’s Guide to Vector Analysis 284
2 Equations op Motion for an Inviscid Fluid 287
3 VORTICITY AND CIRCULATION 289
4 Stress Components in a Viscous Fluid and the
Equations of Motion 290
5 Laminar Boundary-layer Flow 295
6 Heat Transfer with Laminar Flow in a Pipe 297
7 Conversion Factors 300
Examples 302
Outline Solutions 311
Index 320
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