Analysis Of Finite Control Volumes - the application of momentum theorem
We'll see the application of momentum theorem in some practical cases of inertial and non-inertial control volumes.
Inertial Control Volumes
Applications of momentum theorem for an inertial control volume are described with reference to three distinct types of practical problems, namely
Applications of momentum theorem for an inertial control volume are described with reference to three distinct types of practical problems, namely
- Forces acting due to internal flows through expanding or reducing pipe bends.
- Forces on stationary and moving vanes due to impingement of fluid jets.
- Jet propulsion of ship and aircraft moving with uniform velocity.
Non-inertial Control Volume
A good example of non-inertial control volume is a rocket engine which works on the principle of jet propulsion.
A good example of non-inertial control volume is a rocket engine which works on the principle of jet propulsion.
We shalll discuss each example seperately in the following slides.
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