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    This document discusses incompressible plane and axisymmetric flows using polar coordinates. For plane flow, the continuity equation relates the radial and tangential velocity components to the change in stream function with radius and angle. Similarly for axisymmetric flow, the continuity equation relates the radial and axial velocity components to the change in stream function with radius and angle. In both cases, the volume flux is equal to the change in the stream function along a streamline.

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    This document discusses incompressible plane and axisymmetric flows using polar coordinates. For plane flow, the continuity equation relates the radial and tangential velocity components to the change in stream function with radius and angle. Similarly for axisymmetric flow, the continuity equation relates the radial and axial velocity components to the change in stream function with radius and angle. In both cases, the volume flux is equal to the change in the stream function along a streamline.

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    058:0160 Chapter 2

    Jianming Yang Fall 2012 40

    11.4.4 Incompressible Plane Flow in Polar Coordinates


    Continuity equation:
    or
    say:
    then: ( ) ( )
    As before along a streamline and
    Volume flux = change in stream function

    11.4.5 Incompressible Axisymmetric Flow


    Continuity equation:
    say:
    then: ( ) ( )
    As before along a streamline and
    Volume flux = change in stream function

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