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Flow
Dρ
≠0
Dt
Compressible Flow
Definition of Compressibility: the fractional change in
volume of the fluid element per unit change in pressure
p p + dp
p p p + dp
v v − dv p + dp
p p + dp
Compressible Flow
V local velocity
1. Mach Number: M = =
c speed of sound
2. Compressibility becomes important for High Speed
Flows where M > 0.3
• M < 0.3 – Subsonic & incompressible
• 0.3 <M < 0.8 – Subsonic & compressible
• 0.8 <M < 1.2 – transonic flow – shock waves appear
mixed subsonic and sonic flow regime
• 1.2 <M < 3.0 - Supersonic – shock waves are present
but NO subsonic flow
• M > 3.0 – Hypersonic Flow, shock waves and other
flow changes are very strong
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Compressible Flow
3. Significant changes in velocity and pressure result
in density variations throughout a flow field
Applications
2
Approach
• Control volume approach
• Steady, One-dimension, Uniform Flow
• Additional Thermodynamics Concepts are
needed
• Restrict our analysis to ideal gases
Thermodynamics
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Thermodynamics – Internal Energy &
Enthalpy
h = u~ + pv
h = u~ + RT p
= RT
ρ
dh = d u~ + RdT
Substituting:
dh = c p dT d u~ = c v dT
dh = d u~ + RdT
c p dT = c v dT + RdT
c p = cv + R
c p − c v = R = const
Tds = c p dT −
dp dh = c p dT
ρ
2 2 2
dT dp 1 R
∫ ds = c ∫
1
p
1
T
− R∫
1
p ρT
=
p
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The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics & Isentropic
Processes
T2 p
s 2 − s1 = c p ln − R ln 2
T1 p1
Steady State Continuity Equation (Solve for the induced velocity ∆V):
ρ cA = ( ρ + ∆ ρ )(c − ∆ V )A
ρ c = c ( ρ + ∆ ρ ) − ∆ V (ρ + ∆ ρ )
∆ρ
∆V = c (A)
ρ + ∆ρ
The Speed of sound (c) is the rate of propagation of a pressure wave of infinitesimal
strength through a still fluid.
∫ ρV (V • nˆ )dA = m& (V
r
− V1 )
V = c − ∆V
∑F
V =c
x = x 2
CS
pA − ( p + ∆ p ) A = ρ cA (c − ∆ V − c )
∆ p = ρ c∆ V (B)
Now combine A & B and solve for the speed of sound:
∆ p ρ + ∆ ρ ∆p ∆ρ
c2 = = 1 +
∆ρ ρ ∆ρ ρ
∂p
c2 = in the limit of ∆ ρ → 0
∂ρ
p
Small Amplitude moderate frequency waves are
= const
isentropic and
ρk
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Control Volume Analysis of a Finite Strength
Pressure Wave
Calculating the Speed of Sound for an ideal gas:
p
= const
ρk
∂p p p
=k c= k = kRT
∂ρ ρ ρ
c= kRT
Ru 8314 J/(kmol ⋅ K)
R= = = 207 .9 J/(kg ⋅ K)
Mm 4 0kg/kmol
cp
k= ≈ 1 .668
cv
V=0
V ∆t V ∆t
V ∆t
V 1
sin α = =
c M
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Example 2: a needle nose projectile traveling at a
speed of M=3 passes 200m above an observer. Find
the projectiles velocity and determine how far
beyond the observer the projectile will first be heard
M =3
200 m
M 3
200m
tan α =
x
200m
x= = 565m
tan 19.5
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Steady Isentropic Flow
1 2
h h + dh
ρ ρ + dρ
V V + dV
T T + dT
p p + dp
dx
Steady State Continuity Equation:
( )
r
0 = ∫ ρ V • nˆ dA = − ρ1V1 A1 + ρ 2V 2 A2
CS
ρ VA = ( ρ + d ρ )(V + dV )( A + dA )
ρ VA = ρ AV + ρ VdA + VAd ρ + Vd ρ dA + ρ AdV + ρ dAdV + Ad ρ dV + d ρ dAdV
dx
Steady State Continuity Equation:
∫ ρ (V • nˆ )dA = − ρ V A
r
0= 1 1 1 + ρ 2V 2 A2
CS
ρ VA = ( ρ + d ρ )(V + dV )( A + dA ) ~ 0 ~0 ~0 ~0
ρ VA = ρ AV + ρ VdA + VAd ρ + Vd ρ dA + ρ AdV + ρ dAdV + Ad ρ dV + d ρ dAdV
dA d ρ dV
0= + +
A ρ V
dx
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Steady Isentropic Flow
1 2
h h + dh
ρ ρ + dρ
V V + dV
T T + dT
p p + dp
V22 V2
+ h2 = 1 + h1
2 2
Assuming and ideal gas:
V22 V2
+ c p T2 = 1 + c p T1
2 2
V22 k V2 k
+ RT 2 = 1 + RT1
2 k −1 2 k −1
Stagnation Conditions 2
Insolated
walls
1
V max = 2 c p To
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Stagnation Conditions – Mach number relations
V
Recall, that the Mach number is defined as: M =
c
V2
To = +T For Ideal gases:
2c p
kR
2
To V 1
= +1 c pT = T = kRT
T T 2c p k −1 k −1
c2
To k − 1 V 2 k −1 2 cp
= 2
+1 = M +1
T 2 c 2
To k − 1 2
= M +1
T 2
To k − 1 2
= M +1
T 2
k k
p o To k −1 k − 1 2 k −1
= = M + 1
p T 2
1 1
ρ o To k −1 k − 1 2 k −1
= = M + 1
ρ T 2
T* 2
=
To k + 1
k
p * 2 k −1
=
po k + 1
1
ρ * 2 k −1
=
ρo k +1
1
c* 2 2
=
co k + 1
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Critical Values: conditions when M = 1
For Air k = 1.4
T* 2
= = 0 .8333
To k + 1
k
p * 2 k −1
= = 0 .5283
po k + 1
1
ρ * 2 k −1
= = 0 .9129
ρo k + 1
1
c* 2 2
= = 0 .9129
co k + 1
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Steady Isentropic Duct Flow
1 2
h h + dh
ρ ρ + dρ
V V + dV
T T + dT
p p + dp
dx
Recall, for Steady isentropic flow Continuity:
dA d ρ dV dA d ρ dV
(†) 0 = + + =− −
A ρ V A ρ V
For compressible, isentropic flow the momentum equation is:
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(*) 0 = dp + dV = dp + VdV Bernoulli’s Equation!
ρ 2 ρ neglecting gravity
dA dρ dp dp 1 dρ
=− + = −
A ρ ρV 2 ρ V 2 dp
dA dp 1 dρ
= −
A ρ V 2 dp
∂p
Recall that the speed of sound is: c =
2
∂ρ
dA dp 1 1 dp V 2
= − = 1 − 2
A ρ V 2 c 2 ρ V 2 c
V
Substituting the Mach number: M =
c
Describes how the pressure
dA
A
=
dp
ρV 2
(1 − M 2 ) behaves in nozzles and diffusers
under various flow conditions
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Steady Isentropic Duct Flow – Nozzles
Diffusers and Converging Diverging Nozzles
Describes how the pressure
(††)
dA
A
=
dp
ρV 2
(1 − M 2 ) behaves in nozzles and diffusers
under various flow conditions
Converging-Diverging Nozzles
Amin
Subsonic Supersonic
M=1
Amax
M<1
Subsonic Subsonic
Supersonic Supersonic
M>1
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Choked Flow – The maximum possible mass flow through a
duct occurs when it’s throat is at the sonic condition
Consider a converging Nozzle:
receiver pr
po
pe
To
Ve
ρo
plenum
k
m& = p MA
RT
Choked Flow
Mass Flow Rate (ideal gas):
k
m& = p MA
RT
Recall, the stagnation pressure and Temperature ratio and substitute:
k
po k − 1 2 k −1 To k − 1 2
= M + 1 = M +1
p 2 T 2
k +1
k k − 1 2 2 (1− k )
m& = p o MA 1 + M
RT o 2
If the critical area (A*) is where M=1:
k +1
k k + 1 2 (1− k )
m& = p o A *
RT o 2
The critical area Ratio is:
k +1
A 1 2 + (k − 1)M 2 2 ( k −1 )
=
A* M k +1
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