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    ME3280 Turbines and Centrifugal Machinery Fall 2014 Dr. T. J. Barber

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    The document contains two word problems involving fluid flow calculations. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the x and y components of force on a pipe with water flowing through a bend, given the pipe diameters, velocities, pressures, and densities at various points. The second problem involves calculating the force on a strut in a turbofan engine equipped with a thrust reverser, given mass flow rates and velocities/pressures of the bypass and core air streams.

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    ME3280 Turbines and Centrifugal Machinery Fall 2014 Dr. T. J. Barber

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    The document contains two word problems involving fluid flow calculations. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the x and y components of force on a pipe with water flowing through a bend, given the pipe diameters, velocities, pressures, and densities at various points. The second problem involves calculating the force on a strut in a turbofan engine equipped with a thrust reverser, given mass flow rates and velocities/pressures of the bypass and core air streams.

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    The document contains two word problems involving fluid flow calculations. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the x and y components of force on a pipe with water flowing through a bend, given the pipe diameters, velocities, pressures, and densities at various points. The second problem involves calculating the force on a strut in a turbofan engine equipped with a thrust reverser, given mass flow rates and velocities/pressures of the bypass and core air streams.

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    ME3280 Turbines and Centrifugal Machinery Fall 2014 Dr. T. J. Barber

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    The document contains two word problems involving fluid flow calculations. The first problem asks the reader to calculate the x and y components of force on a pipe with water flowing through a bend, given the pipe diameters, velocities, pressures, and densities at various points. The second problem involves calculating the force on a strut in a turbofan engine equipped with a thrust reverser, given mass flow rates and velocities/pressures of the bypass and core air streams.

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    ME3280 Turbines and Centrifugal Machinery Fall 2014

    Dr. T. J. arber
    !r"ble# 1.1$
    Consider frictionless flow of water through a bend in a pipe. Calculate the x & y
    components of the force on the pipe. The pipe passes through the control volume (pipe
    diameter is not constant). The ambient pressure outside the pipe is 14. psia. Conditions
    at the boundaries into the pipe are! " # $% ft&s' ( # $%% psia ' ) # 1$ in.
    Continuity!
    *nlet +utlet
    )iameter in 1$ ,
    "elocity ft&sec $% -%
    lbm&ft
    .
    ,$.4 ,$.4
    /rea in
    $
    11..1% $-.$4
    0low lbm&sec 1-%.$ 1-%.$
    (ressure lbf&in $%%

    V=10fps
    P=100psia
    D=12"
    D=4"
    a
    b
    c
    d
    e
    g
    h
    i
    2
    3 1
    20 ft/s
    200 psia
    12 in
    D = 6 in
    f
    !r"ble# 1.2
    +ne method of reducing an aircraft4s landing distance is through the use of thrust
    reversers. Consider the turbofan engine show below with a thrust reverser of the bypass
    air stream. 15%% lbm&s of air at ,%
    %
    0 and 14. psia enters the engine at a velocity of 45%
    fps. 1$5% lbm&s of bypass air leaves the engine at ,%
    %
    to the hori6ontal' velocity of -1%
    fps' and pressure of 14. psia. The remaining $5% lbm&s leaves the engine core at a
    velocity of 1$%% fps and a pressure of 14. psia. )etermine the force on the strut 70x8.
    /ssume the outside of the engine sees a pressure of 14. psia.

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