P1 3B Gutierrez JohnPaul
P1 3B Gutierrez JohnPaul
P1 3B Gutierrez JohnPaul
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
PLATE NO: 1
FLUID PROPERTIES
NAME
BSCE – 3B
INSTRUCTOR
DATE SUBMITTED
1. A VERTICAL CYLINDRICAL TANK WITH A DIAMETER OF 12m AND A DEPTH OF 4 m IS
FILLED WITH WATER TO THE TOP WITH WATER AT 20°C. IF THE WATER IS HEATED
TO 50°C, HOW MUCH WATER WILL SPILL OVER? UNIT WEIGHT OF WATER AT 20°C
AND 50°C IS 9.79 kN/m3 AND 9.69 kN/m3, RESPECTIVELY.
SOLUTION:
12m 2
VTANK= Vh20= πr2h = π( ) (4 m) = 452.389 m3
2
Wh20= (9.79 kN/m3) (452.389m3) = 4,428.891 kN
4,428.891 kN
V20 @ 50°C= = 457.058 m3
9.69 kN /m3
SPILLED WATER= 457.058 m3 – 452.389 m3
SOLUTION:
dp 1 1
𝐸𝐵 = − β= =
dV /V E B 1.872GPa
(30−15 atm)(101.3 kPa)
β =0.534 GPa-1
=- 1.23100 L – 1.23200 L
1.23200
𝐸𝐵 = 1.872 GPa
3. CALCULATE THE DENSITY OF WATER VAPOR AT 350 kPa ABS AND 20°C IF ITS GAS
CONSTANT IS 0.462 kPam3 /kg-K.
SOLUTION:
P
ρ=
RT
350 kPa
=
(0.462( kPa−m 3/kg−K ))(20+273)
ρ= 2.586 kg/m3
4. AIR IS KEPT AT A PRESSURE OF 200 kPa AND A TEMPERATURE OF 30°C IN A 500-L
CONTAINER. WHAT IS THE MASS OF THE AIR?
SOLUTION:
P
ρ= Mass = PV
RT
200 x 103 Pa 500 L
= =2.3 kg/m3 x
287(30+273) 1000
ρ = 2.29988 kg/m3
Mass= 1.150 kg
SOLUTION:
T2/T1= (P2/P1)(k-1)k
(b) P1V1K = P2V2k
(125 kPa abs)(12 m3)1.4= P2 (30 m3)1.4 T2/(30o + 273) = (34.7/125)(1.4-1)(1.4)
SOLUTION:
U F =τA
τ=μ
y = (1166.66U)(0.250)2
U
= (0.007) ( ) F = 72.917U
6.0 x 10−6
F= 1100sin20o
τ = 1166.66U
1100sin20 = 72.917U
U= 5.160 m/s
SOLUTION:
U
τ=μ
y
= 0.000651 Pa-s (4900s -1)
τ = 3.190
SOLUTION:
μ
F = τA v=
ρ
U μ = [(0.9) (998)] (0.005) = 4.491 kg/ (m – s)
τ=μ
y
0.4
y = (0.0702 – 0.0700)/ 2 = 0.0001 m τ= (4.491) ( ) = 17, 964 N/m3
0.0001
7 25
A = (π) ( ¿( ) = 0.05498 m2
100 100 F = 987.661 N
SOLUTION:
2 σcos(∅)
h=
yd
2(0.0730 N /m)
=
9810 N / m3(0.015m)
10. FIND THE ANGLE OF THE SURFACE TENSION FILM LEAVES THE GLASS FOR A
VERTICAL TUBE IMMERSED IN WATER IF THE DIAMETER IS 0.25 in AND THE
CAPILLARY RISE IS 0.08 IN. USE σ = 0.005 lb/ft?
SOLUTION:
4 σcos(∅)
h=
yd
∅ = 64.291o
11. WHAT FORCE IS REQUIRED TO LIFT A THIN WIRE RING 6cm IN DIAMETER FROM A
WATER SURFACE AT 20°C? (σ OF WATER AT 20°C = 0.0728 N/m) NEGLECT THE
WEIGHT OF THE RING.
SOLUTION:
F = 2σπd
F = 0.0274 N