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Leno4ka [110]
3 years ago
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A torpedo is to be designed to be 3 m long with a diameter of 0.5 m. Treating the torpedo as a cylinder, it is to be made to hav

e a velocity of 10 m/s in sea water. Sea water has a dynamic viscosity of 0.00097 Ns/m and a density of 1023 kg/m3 . A 1:15 scale model is going to be tested in air. What velocity will be needed for the model and prototype to be similar
Physics
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rodikova [14]3 years ago
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<h3>Answer:</h3>

The velocity that will be needed for the model and prototype to be similar is 108.97m/s  

Explanation:

length of Torpedo = 3m

diameter, d_{1} = 0.5m

velocity of sea water, v_{1}= 10m/s

dynamic viscosity of sea water, η_{1} = 0.00097 Ns/m²

density of sea water, ρ_{1} =  1023 kg/m³

Scale model = 1:15

\frac{d_{1} }{d_{2} } = \frac{1}{15}

Cross multiplying: d_{2} = 15d_{1} } = 15 ×0.5 = 7.5m

Let:

velocity of air, v_{2}

viscosity of air, η_{2} =  0.000186Ns/m²

density of air, ρ_{2} =  1.2 kg/m³

For the model and the prototype groups to be equal, Non-dimensional groups should be equal.

Reynold's number:   (ρ_{2} ×v_{2} ×d_{2})/η_{2} =  (ρ_{1} ×v_{1} ×d_{1})/η_{1}

v_{2} = η_{2}/(ρ_{2} ×d_{2})  ×  (ρ_{1} ×v_{1} ×d_{1})/η_{1}

v_{2} =  \frac{0.000186}{1.2* 7.5}×\frac{1023 *10*0.5}{0.00097} , note: * means multiplication

v_{2} = 108.97m/s  

velocity that will be needed for the model and prototype to be similar = 108.97m/s  

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