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Phys 5306
By Mihaela-Maria Tanasescu
GOVERNING EQUATIONS
COANDA EFFECT
D
Dt V
dV
V
t
( u ) dV
Governing equations
• Conservation of momentum
The principle of conservation of momentum
is in fact an application of Newton’s
second law of motion to an element of
fluid
uj uj ij
uk fi
t xk xi
Governing equations
Conservation equations
• Conservation of energy
the modified form of the first law of thermodynamics
applied to an element of fluid states that the rate of
change in the total energy (intrinsic plus kinetic) of the
fluid as it flows is equal to the sum of the rate at which
work is being done on the fluid by external forces and
the rate on which heat is being added by conduction
e e uk T u k
2
uj ui uj
uk p k
t xk xk x j x j x k x i x j xj
Constitutive equations
• The nine elements of the stress tensor have been expressed in
terms of the pressure and the velocity gradients and two
coefficients and . These coefficients cannot be determined
analytically and must be determined empirically. They are the
viscosity coefficients of the fluid.
uj uj p uj 2
uk 2 fi
t xk xj xi
"That we have written an equation does not
remove from the flow of fluids its charm or
mystery or its surprise." --Richard Feynman
[1964]
• Coanda Effect
"That we have written an equation does not
remove from the flow of fluids its charm or
mystery or its surprise." --Richard Feynman
[1964]
• Coanda effect
• The Coanda Effect works with any of our usual fluids, such as air at
usual temperature, pressures and speeds
Henri Coanda