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    An exercise on Reynolds Transport Theorem from Advanced Fluid Mechanics Course, MSc. of Mechanical Power Engineering.

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    An exercise on Reynolds Transport Theorem from Advanced Fluid Mechanics Course, MSc. of Mechanical Power Engineering.

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    Reynolds Transport Theorem - Problem 1

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    Mohamed Ibrahim
    An exercise on Reynolds Transport Theorem from Advanced Fluid Mechanics Course, MSc. of Mechanical Power Engineering.

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    Problem 1:

    Consider the following dimensionless scalar field


    = + + .
    Apply the Reynolds Transport Theorem to evaluate the volume integral over the
    space specified by the surfaces
    = 0 & ,

    = 0 & 2,

    = 0 & 4.

    Reynolds Transport Theorem

    [
    (, t) dV] =
    [ + ()] dV
    Dt Vm (t)
    Vm (t) t
    Left-Hand Side:
    4

    dV = ( + + )
    CV

    1
    2
    1
    4
    = 2 | (8 2 ) + 2 | (4 2 ) + 2 | (2 2 )
    2
    0
    2
    0
    2
    0
    4
    4
    5
    4
    5
    = 4 + 8 + 16 = 12 + 16
    D
    ( dV) = 48 3 + 80 4
    Dt CV
    Right-Hand Side:
    4
    2

    dV = ( + + )
    Vm (t) t
    0
    0
    0 t
    4

    1
    4
    = () = ()(2) ( 2 | ) = 164
    2
    0
    0
    0
    0


    dV = 164
    Vm (t) t

    By applying Divergence Theorem:

    div dV = d
    V

    ( ())dV = ()
    d

    Vm (t)

    In the direction of x-axis:


    4t

    2t

    ) dS = (x + y + zt) |
    (S
    Sx

    dt

    ( ) dy dz

    x = t dt

    1
    1
    = [()(2)(4) + ( (2)2 ) (4) + ()(2) ( (4)2 )] (1)
    2
    2
    3
    3
    4
    3
    4
    = 8 + 8 + 16 = 16 + 16
    In the direction of y-axis:
    4t

    ) dS = (x + y + zt) |
    (S
    Sy

    ( (2)) dx dz

    y = 2t dt

    1
    1
    = [( ()2 ) (4) + (2)()(4) + ()() ( (4)2 )] (2)
    2
    2
    3
    3
    4
    3
    4
    = (2 + 8 + 8 )(2) = 20 + 16
    In the direction of z-axis:

    2t

    ) dS = (x + y + zt) |
    (S
    Sz

    ( (4)) dx dy

    z = 4t dt

    1
    1
    = [( ()2 ) (2) + () ( (2)2 ) + ()(2)(42 )] (4)
    2
    2
    3
    3
    4
    = ( + 2 + 8 )(4) = 123 + 324
    Therefore,

    ( ())dV = (163 + 164 ) + (203 + 164 ) + (123 + 324 )

    Vm (t)

    = 483 + 644

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