This document contains 4 physics problems involving the terminal velocity and settling of spherical particles in fluids. Problem 1 asks to estimate the diameter of a particle with given density, terminal velocity, and fluid properties. Problem 2 asks for the largest particle diameter that would obey Stokes' law in air with given properties. Problem 3 asks to calculate the settling velocity of 10μm oil drops in air. Problem 4 asks for the terminal velocity of a 1.5mm steel ball in oil with given densities and viscosity.
This document contains 4 physics problems involving the terminal velocity and settling of spherical particles in fluids. Problem 1 asks to estimate the diameter of a particle with given density, terminal velocity, and fluid properties. Problem 2 asks for the largest particle diameter that would obey Stokes' law in air with given properties. Problem 3 asks to calculate the settling velocity of 10μm oil drops in air. Problem 4 asks for the terminal velocity of a 1.5mm steel ball in oil with given densities and viscosity.
This document contains 4 physics problems involving the terminal velocity and settling of spherical particles in fluids. Problem 1 asks to estimate the diameter of a particle with given density, terminal velocity, and fluid properties. Problem 2 asks for the largest particle diameter that would obey Stokes' law in air with given properties. Problem 3 asks to calculate the settling velocity of 10μm oil drops in air. Problem 4 asks for the terminal velocity of a 1.5mm steel ball in oil with given densities and viscosity.
1. A spherical particle of density 1500 kg/m3 has a terminal velocity of 1
cm/s in a fluid of density 800 kg/m 3 and viscosity 0.001 Pa s. Estimate the diameter of the particle. 2. Estimate the largest diameter of spherical particle of density 2000 kg/m3 which would be expected to obey Stokes’ law in air of density 1.2kg/m3 and viscosity 18 *10-6Pa s. 3. Oil drops 10μm in diameter are to be settled in air at a temperature of 37.8°C and a pressure of 101.3 kPa. The density of the oil is 900 kg/m3. Calculate the terminal sedimentation velocity of the oil drops. Since the density of the oil drops is very high compared to that of air, they will settle in the same way a solid particle would do. 4. Calculate steady- state (terminal) settling velocity of steel ball 1.5mm diameter (density 7870kg/m3) in an oil (density 900kg/m3, Viscosity 50*10-3 Pa...s)