\Mam) ~xamination,

09

Nov

Subject: Compu

's

(Elective

Time: 3 Hours

- I)
Max. Marks: 75

Note: Answer all questions of Part-A and any Five questions from Part-B.
Part - A (25-Marks)
1.

Compare. analytical, experimental and iiumerical metn6dsof fluid cfynamics.

2.

What are the assumptions to be made to obtain Bernoullis equation from

Navier-stores equations?

3.

Distinguish the behaviour of elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations

with one example for each.

4.

What do you mean by Reynolds stresses?

5.

Write short notes on '0' type grid.

6.

Give examples for dirichlet and Neumann type of boundary conditions.

7.

Explain truncation error and round off errors in finite difference method.

8.

Explain the advantages of using ADI method in solving the equations.

9.

What is the purpose of using staggered grid instead of a normal grid?

10.

Write the advantages of finite volume method.

Part-B

How do you obtain them?

(50 Marks)

11.

Derive the complete Eulers momentum equation in differential form.

12.

Derive the Reynolds averaged Navier stakes equations and obtain the
expressions for Reynolds stresses and eddy viscosity. Explain closure
problem.

13.

Write short notes on the following:

a) Turbulent flows
b) Mixinglength model
c) Forward difference

14.
,

Explain the meth?d of solving

"m

aT::: 0(

using
implicitmethod
and.
"
.

discuss its stability using Van Neumann stability analysis.

15.

Describe the method of solving 2-D steady heat conduction equation

~T + ~T
to obtain the temperature distributionover a thin plate
'

&Y! liT'
using LineGauss-Siedel iterationmethod derivingthe relevant equations.
16.

Describe the solving of viscous incompressible flow using stream functionvorticitymethod. Derive the required Pressure-Poisson equation to solve
for pressure.

17.

Explain in detail the method of solving an incompressible flow problem using

a SIMPLE diagram, deriving the relevant equations estabilishing velocitypressure coupling.

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