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    This document discusses equations for inviscid fluid flow, including: 1) The Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, which describe inviscid and viscous fluid flow respectively. 2) Equations for barotropic and irrotational steady inviscid flow, including that the pressure is constant along streamlines for irrotational flow. 3) The steady and unsteady Bernoulli equations, which relate pressure, velocity, and elevation along a streamline for inviscid flow. The steady Bernoulli equation applies to incompressible steady flow.

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    This document discusses equations for inviscid fluid flow, including: 1) The Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, which describe inviscid and viscous fluid flow respectively. 2) Equations for barotropic and irrotational steady inviscid flow, including that the pressure is constant along streamlines for irrotational flow. 3) The steady and unsteady Bernoulli equations, which relate pressure, velocity, and elevation along a streamline for inviscid flow. The steady Bernoulli equation applies to incompressible steady flow.

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    04 Inviscid Eq

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    This document discusses equations for inviscid fluid flow, including: 1) The Euler and Navier-Stokes equations, which describe inviscid and viscous fluid flow respectively. 2) Equations for barotropic and irrotational steady inviscid flow, including that the pressure is constant along streamlines for irrotational flow. 3) The steady and unsteady Bernoulli equations, which relate pressure, velocity, and elevation along a streamline for inviscid flow. The steady Bernoulli equation applies to incompressible steady flow.

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    25 Fall 2004
    G.H. McKinley
    Euler Equation; inviscid flow
    p
    ov
    ot
    +vVv

    ,


    ,

    Vp + pg
    Navier Stokes Equation
    p
    Dv
    Dt
    p
    ov
    ot
    +vVv

    ,


    ,

    Vp + V
    2
    v + pg
    v v
    1
    2
    v v
    ( )
    v v


    Barotropic flow; f ( p) only
    scalar potential for conservative body force (e.g. pgz )
    ov
    ot
    +V
    1
    2
    v v+
    dp
    p
    (
    ]
    (
    +

    ,


    ,

    v u
    steady flow
    ov
    ot
    0
    0 Steady Irrotational Inviscid Flow

    dp
    1
    B
    2
    v v+

    + constant everywhere

    u
    u 0
    Integrate along
    a streamline
    Steady Rotational Inviscid Flow

    1
    2
    v v+
    dp

    (
    ]
    (
    +




    ,

    B v
    where B
    1
    2
    v v+
    dp




    + constant along a Lamb surface
    Unsteady Bernoulli equation along a streamline
    ov
    ot
    dr
    1
    2
    (
    ]
    (
    +
    1
    2
    v
    2
    2

    1
    2
    v
    1
    2
    ( )
    +
    dp
    p
    1
    2
    (
    ]
    (
    + H
    2
    H
    1
    ( ) 0
    Integrate along a
    streamline
    & assume
    Incompressible
    fluid
    Steady Bernoulli Equation along a streamline for
    Incompressible fluid an inviscid flow of an incompressible fluid
    1 2
    (
    steady flow
    (
    2
    v
    2
    2

    1
    v
    1
    )
    +
    1
    ( p
    2
    p
    1
    ) + g z
    2
    z
    1
    ) 0
    2

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