Question: Problem 1 : Momentum Transfer between Rotating Walls ( 5 0 Points ) You solved this problem in HW 7 and simulated a similar problem
Problem : Momentum Transfer between Rotating Walls Points
You solved this problem in HW and simulated a similar problem in HW
The space between two coaxial cylinders is filled with an oil at constant temperature density: kgm and dynamic viscosity kgms
The radius of the inner cylinder is inch.
The radius of the outer cylinder is inches.
The inner cylinder is stationary. The outer cylinder is rotating at radians per second
where corresponds to the last nonzero digit of your UND student ID Example: If your UND ID is: then your value of is rads
Your goal is to determine the velocity distribution in the fluid, the shear stresses on the walls of the two cylinders!
A First, draw an illustrative figure that represents the above scenario with a clear depiction of angular velocities that you specified at both cylindrical surfaces points
B Identify the coordinate system, the velocity component of interest and the direction along which it is going to exhibit the strongest variation. Pick the appropriate governing equation from the list below and eliminate all the zero terms points
C Integrate your equation twice and obtain a general solution for the fluid velocity distribution in the annular region points
D Using the two boundary conditions, solve for the two integration constants C and C and report the final expression for the velocity distribution. points
E You look up a book on Transport Phenomena and the equation for calculating shear stresses in cylindrical coordinate systems is given as:
Using this equation and the solution for velocity given in Part E calculate the shear stresses on the inner and outer cylindrical surfaces x points
F The next step is for you to perform ANSYS FLUENT simulations of the handcalculations that you performed above and compare your shear stress predictions against those output by ANSYS FLUENT. Provide screen shots of the shear stresses at the inner and outer cylinders these should look like the images below points
Follow the instructions from slide of HWANSYSFLUENT.ppt and complete these calculations.
Results Contours Wall Fluxes Wall Shear Stress: Hit Display and note the minimum and maximum values as shown belowThe numbers in the image below are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the correct answers!
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