The hydrodynamic method to calculate and draw the relationship between discharge and pressure fall in pipes of some hydraulic systems

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  • Dr. Ghassan Zedan

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The hydrodynamic method to calculate and draw the relationship between discharge and pressure fall in pipes of some hydraulic systems

Abstract

The relationship of discharge and pressure drop and between resistance coefficiend and discharge with the hydraulic element is studied.

Experimental relations between  laminar an turbulent flow has been established. Such flow systems do not only depend on geometrical dimensions of the studied element, but also, with the flow nature.

This leads to an obvious difference between calculations and experiments.

The mathematical modelling of viscous and in compressible flows has successfully led to reliable results where Navier - Stokes  equations been used for a two dimensional steady and identical  flow, taking into consideration the critical conditions.

Solving this equations of studied hydraulic element (pipes - sudden expansion - sudden constriction)  yielded the relation between discharge with pressure.

The study was carried out on pipes with geometrical dimensions. It indicated that with the increase of Reynolds number reverse flow has immerged in the sudden change areas.

The deflection of  From the value Is apparent till the end of the pipe. We also indicated the varying velocity divergence from Boazel curve. the constriction is indirect before lessening the diameter, while in expansion it follows diameter increase.

Thus, calculating   In our research has given better accuracy in determining Gariolis constant in any given section and flow system.    

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Published

2021-07-12

How to Cite

The hydrodynamic method to calculate and draw the relationship between discharge and pressure fall in pipes of some hydraulic systems. (2021). Damascus University Journal for Engineering Sciences, 35(2). https://journal.damascusuniversity.edu.sy/index.php/engj/article/view/301