An instrument nozzle extending inside a pipe carrying superheated steam. The nozzle can be assumed clamped at
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An instrument nozzle extending inside a pipe carrying superheated steam. The nozzle can be assumed clamped at the wall with the other end free. Considering the data below:
OD 37.97mm,
ID= 22.76mm,
L= 368mm,
Tube density= 7706 kg/m3,
Young’s Modulus= 1.73 × 1011P a,
Damping ratio= 0.005, Steam properties-
Density= 28.68kg/m3, Dynamic viscosity= 2.31 × 10−5Pa − s.
(a) Considering vortex shedding excitation, what is the range of external flow velocities that should be avoided?
(b) Considering turbulence excitation, what is the rms response?
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Principles of heat transfer
ISBN: 978-0495667704
7th Edition
Authors: Frank Kreith, Raj M. Manglik, Mark S. Bohn
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