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92  FLOW  OF  FLUIDS
               TABLE 6.1.  Flow Quantities, Reynolds Number, and Friction   6.2.  ENERGY  BALANCE OF  A  FLOWING  FLUID
                        Factor
                                                                  The energy terms associated with the flow of  a fluid are
                                               Typical Units
                  Flow       Symbol and
                 Quantity    Equivalent     Common       SI       1. Elevation potential  (g/g,)z,
                                                                  2. Kinetic energy, u2/2gc,
               Linear      U              ft/sec       m/sec      3. Internal energy, U,
               Volumetric   0 = UA = xD2u/4   cuft/sec   rn3/sec   4.  Work done in crossing the boundary, PV,
               Mass       m =pQ =pAu      Ib/sec       kg/sec     5. Work transfer across the boundary, W,,
               Weight      w = yQ = yAu   Ibf/sec      N/sec      6. Heat transfer across the boundary, Q.
               Mass/area   G = pu         Ib/(sqft)(sec)   kg/rn2 sec
               Weightiarea   G,, = yo     Ibf/(sqft)(sec)   N/m2 sec   Figure 6.1 represents the two limiting kinds of  regions over which
                                                                  energy  balances  are  of  interest:  one  with  uniform  conditions
                                                                   throughout  (completely  mixed),  or  one  in  plug  flow  in  which
               Reynolds Number (with A = xD2/4)
                                                                   gradients  are  present.  With  single  inlet  and  outlet  streams  of  a
                                                                  uniform region, the change in internal energy within the boundary
                                                                   is


               Friction Factor

                  f=g/(Lg)  =2gcDAP/Lpu2= 1.6364
                    P   029,                                       One  kind  of  application  of  this  equation  is  to  the  filling  and
                                               (Round's equation)   emptying of  vessels, of which Example 6.2 is an instance.
                  AP  L  u2   8LQ2   8Lm2    LG2
                  -=-_   f=      fz-                          (3)     Under  steady  state  conditions,  d(mU) = 0  and  dm, = dm, =
                                     2  2
                  P   029,         gcx P  D  5f=-   2g,DpZf        dm, so that Eq. (6.6) becomes
                                                                      AH + Au2/2gc + (g/g,)Az = (Q - KYm,      (6.7)
               In the units
                                                                   or
                  D = in.,  m = Ib/hr
                  Q = cuftlsec,  p = CP                               AU+ A(PV) + Au2/2g, + (g/g,)Az = (Q - y)/m,   (6.8)
                  p =specific gravity
                     6 314m  1.418(106)p0                          or
                  Re=-=                                       (4)
                       DU      DU
                  AP  3.663(10-9)ri.12                                AU + A(P/p) + Au2/2gc + (g/g,)Az = (Q - K)/m.   (6.9)
                  -=            f,   atrn/ft                  (5)
                   L     0D5
                     5.385(1 0-*)m2                                   For  the  plug  fiow  condition of  Figure  6.l(b),  the  balance is
                    -           f,   psifft                        made in terms of the differential changes across a differential length
                    -
                         PD5                                       dL of  the vessel, which is
                    --  0.6979~0'  f,  psi/ft
                    -
                        D5
                                                                      dH + (l/g,)U  du + (g/g,) dz = dQ - dW,,   (6.10)
               Laminar Flow                                        where all terms are per unit mass.
                  Rei 2300
                  f = 64/Re
                  AP/L=32pu/D2










               Gravitation Constant                                                 I             I
                  gc = 1 kg m/N sec2                                                                  Unit Cross Section
                    = 1 g crnldyn sec2                             (b)               dQ      d Ws
                    = 9.806 kg m/kgf sec2                          Figure 6.1. Energy balances on fluids in completely mixed and plug
                    = 32.174 Ibm ft/lbf sec'                       flow vessels. (a) Energy balance on a bounded space with uniform
                    = 1 slug ft/lbf sec2                           conditions  throughout,  with  differential flow  quantities  dm,  and
                    = 1 Ibm ft/poundal sec2                        dm,.  (b) Differential energy balance on a fluid in plug flow in a tube
                                                                   of  unit cross section.
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