Lecture 1 Flashcards

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Characteristic of non-Newtonian fluid?

A

Viscosity can change depending on forces applied.

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Characteristic of Newtonain fluid’s flow curve? Another word for flow curve? What is the gradient? Explain the flow curve axes. Shear stress equation?

A

Gradient of rheogram is constant and passes through the origin.

Gradient = viscosity

Y-axis: Shear Stress
X-axis: Shear rate

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3
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Viscosity definition

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Measure of resistance of fluid to gradual deformation due to shear stress.

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4
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Two types of non-Newtonian fluids?

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Shear-thickening: force applied causes more solid behaviour

Shear-thinning: opposite

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5
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What is viscosity a function of?

A

Shear rate

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What is a characteristic of a Newtonian fluid, in terms of shear stress and shear rate?

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Relationship between Shear Stress and Shear rate is linear, and passes through origin.

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7
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What does incompressible mean?

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Constant density

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8
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Brief overview of CFD history from 1600 to 1960s.

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1600, Europe: experimental analysis foundations

1700-1800, Europe: theoretical fluid dynamics

1960s, Aerospace Industry: CFD

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9
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3 pros of CFD

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Relatively cheap

Consistent results

Used for complex problems

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10
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3 cons of CFD

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Assumptions

Approximate

Needs validation

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