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ratelena [41]
3 years ago
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Two sections, A and B, are 0.5 km apart along a 0.05 m diameter rough concrete pipe. A is 115 m higher than B, the water tempera

ture is 4 °C, and the pressure heads measured at A and B are 21.7 m and 76.1 m, respectively. Assume minor losses are negligible. Determine the flow rate through the pipe
Physics
1 answer:
KonstantinChe [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Q = 178.41 m^3 / s

Explanation:

Given:

  • Length of the pipe L = 0.5 km
  • Diameter D = 0.05 m
  • Pressure head @ A (P_a / γ )= 21.7 m
  • Pressure head @ B (P_b / γ )= 76.1 m
  • Elevation head Z_a = 115 m
  • Elevation head Z_b = 0 m
  • Minor Losses = 0 m
  • Major Losses = f*L*V^2 / 2*D*g = (500/2*0.05*9.81) *f*V^2 = 509.684*f*V^2
  • Velocity at cross section A and B: V_a = V_b m/s
  • Roughness e = 2.5 mm
  • Dynamic viscosity of water u = 8.9*10^-4 Pa-s
  • Density of water p = 997 kg/m^3

Find:

Flow Rate Q = pi*V*D^2/4  m^3/s  ??

Solution:

We will use the Head Balance as derived from Energy Balance:

(P_a / γ ) - (P_b / γ ) + (V_a^2 - V_b^2) / 2*g + (Z_a - Z_b) = Major Losses

21.7 - 76.1 + 0 + 115-0 = 509.684*f*V^2

f*V^2 = 0.18897199

To find correction factor f which is a function of e / D = 0.05, and Reynold's number which is unknown. In such cases we will guess a value of f and perform iterations as follows:

Guess: f_o = 0.072 (Moody's Chart @ e / D = 0.05 and most turbulent function).

V_o = sqrt(0.18897199 / 0.072) = 1.28504 m/s

Re_o = p*V_o*D / u =  997*1.28504*0.05 / 8.9*10^-4 = 71976.6

1st iteration

f_1 = g (Re_o , e/d) = 0.0718702 (Moody's Chart)

V_1 = sqrt(0.18897199 / 0.0718702) = 1.621528 m/s

Re_1 = p*V_1*D / u =  997*1.621528*0.05 / 8.9*10^-4 = 90823.81698

2nd iteration

f_2 = g (Re_1 , e/d) = 0.0718041 (Moody's Chart)

V_2 = sqrt(0.18897199 / 0.0718041) = 1.662273585 m/s

Re_2 = p*V_2*D / u =  997*1.662273585*0.05 / 8.9*10^-4 = 90865.54854

3rd iteration

f_3 = g (Re_2 , e/d) = 0.0718040  (Moody's Chart)

V_3 = sqrt(0.18897199 / 0.0718040) = 1.622274714 m/s

Re_3 = p*V_3*D / u =  997*1.622274714*0.05 / 8.9*10^-4 = 90865.61182

We can observe the convergence of V to 1.6222 m /s. Hence, the required velocity will be used to calculate the Flow rate Q:

Q =  pi*V*D^2/4 = pi*1.6222*0.05^2 / 4

Q = 178.41 m^3 / s

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