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Chapter 2 Hydrostatics

This document discusses hydrostatics and fluid dynamics concepts. It covers topics like pressure, buoyancy, stability, potential and real constant flows, boundary layers, drag and lift forces on objects in fluids, and ocean surface waves. Many equations are presented for calculating variables related to these fluid mechanics phenomena.

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Chapter 2 Hydrostatics

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Chapter 2 Hydrostatics

 
p = ρgh 1
BNφ = BM 1 + tan2 φ
2
F∇ = ρg∇
GNφ = KB + BNφ − KG
m = ρ∇  
1
ρg∇ = gm GZφ = GM + BM tan2 φ sin φ
2
p
∆T = 
ρ∇ · GNφ · sin φ

ρAW L φ = arccos
p·c p·c
G0 G1 =
m
 
p·c
φ = arctan
MS = ρg∇ · GNΦ · sin φ ρ∇ · GM
GM = GZ · sin φ p·c
GM =
ρ∇ · tan(φ1 − φ0 )
It
BM = P 0
{ρ i }

1

∇ 00
GG = · 1 + tan φ 2
ρ∇ 2
GM = KB + BM − KG
Z x2 Z y2
IT = y 2 dydx
x1 y1

Chapter 3 Constant potential flow phenomena


 
∂ρ ∂(ρu) ∂(ρv) ∂(ρw) 1 ∂v ∂u
+ + + =0 φ̇ = −
∂t ∂x ∂y ∂z 2 ∂x ∂y
∂u ∂v ∂w ∂Φ ∂Φ ∂Φ
+ + =0 u= v= w=
∂x ∂y ∂z ∂x ∂y ∂z
vr ∂vr 1 ∂vθ ∂Φ 1 ∂Φ
+ + · vr = vθ = ·
r ∂r r ∂θ ∂r r ∂θ
∂2Φ ∂2Φ ∂2Φ
 
ȧ + β̇ 1 ∂v ∂u
= + + + = ∇2 Φ = 0
2 2 ∂x ∂y ∂x2 ∂y 2 ∂z 2

∂v ∂u ∂w ∂v ∂u ∂w
− =0 − =0 − =0
∂x ∂y ∂y ∂z ∂z ∂x

vθ ∂vθ 1 ∂vr
+ − · =0
r ∂r r ∂θ ∂Φ 1 2 p
+ (u + v 2 + w2 ) + + gz = 0
∂u ∂u ∂u ∂u 1 ∂p ∂t 2 ρ
+u +v +w =−
∂t ∂x ∂y ∂z ρ ∂x
∂v ∂v ∂v ∂v 1 ∂p ∂Φ p
+u +v +w =− + + gz = 0 (linearized)
∂t ∂x ∂y ∂z ρ ∂y ∂t ρ
∂w ∂w ∂w ∂w 1 ∂p
+u +v +w =− −g
∂t ∂x ∂y ∂z ρ ∂z
∂Ψ ∂Ψ
u= v=−
∂y ∂x

∂Φ 1 2 p 1 ∂Ψ ∂Ψ
+ V + + gz = C(t) vr = · vθ = −
∂t 2 ρ r ∂θ ∂r

1
Chapter 4 Constant real flow phenomena

∂V 1 2
τ =η· Nw = ρair Vrw · CN w (arw ) · AL · L
∂y 2
η
q
Vrw = Vs2 + Vtw2 + 2V · V
ν= s tw · cos atw
ρ
V ·D 1
Rn = Xc = ρair Vc2 · CXc (ac ) · AT S
ν 2
V 1
Fn = √ Yc = ρair Vc2 · CY c (ac ) · ALS
2
gL
1
1 2 Nc = ρair Vc2 · CN c (ac ) · ALS · L
FD = ρU CD D 2
2
Pin PE T · Ve
1 η= = =
Fl = ρ · U 2 · CL · sin(2πfv t + F t ) Pout PD Q · 2πn
2
p − pv
fv · D σ= 1 2
St = 2 ρV
U
 
U Ve
Ur = β0.7R = arctan
fn · D 0.7π · nD
Rf Ve
Cf = 1
J=
2
2 ρV S
nD
√ T
Cf = 1.328 · Rn (Blasius) KT =
ρD4 n2
0.242
= log10 (Rn · Cf ) (Schoenherr) Q
KQ =
p
Cf ρD5 n2
0.075 PD = Q · 2πn
Cf = (IT T C − 1957)
(log10 (Rn) − 2)2
PE = T · V e
Rt
Ct = 1 2 PE
2 ρV S ηO =
PD
Cw = Ct − (1 + k) · Cf Vs − Ve
wn =
Ctship = (1 + k) · Cf ship + Cw + Ca Vs
1 2
T −R
Xw = ρair Vrw · CXw (arw ) · AT t=
2 T
1 2
R·V
Yw = ρair Vrw · CY w (arw ) · AL ηT = = ηO · ηH · ηR
2 Q · 2πn
QO
ηR =
Q
FL = 4πRρV 2 C
Γ
C=−
4πRV

Chapter 5 Ocean surface waves

H = 2ζa λ
c=
T
kλ = 2π
ζ = ζa cos(kx − ωt)
ωT = 2π

2
Rayleigh distribution:
(  2 )
ζa g cosh k(h + z) x x
Φw (x, z, t) = · · sin(kx − ωt) f (x) = 2 exp − √
ω cosh kh σ σ 2
ζa g kz 
a2

Φw (x, z, t) = · e · sin(kx − ωt) P {ζ > a} = exp − 2
ω 2σ
∂Φw
+ gζ = 0 f or : z = 0
∂t Weibull distribution:
∂Φw ∂ζ (  b )
= f or : z = 0 H −c
∂z ∂t P (H) = exp −
a
ω 2 = kg · tanh kh
r
g Wave Energy Spectrum:
c= · tanh kh
k
N
X
Z
1 2 ζ(t) = ζan cos(kn x − ωn t + n )
K= (u + w2 )dm
vol 2 n=1
ωnX
+∆ω
1 λ
Z
1 2
P = ρgζ 2 dx Sζ (ωn ) · ∆ω = ζ
2 0
ωn
2 an
1
E = ρgζa2 1
2 Sζ (ωn ) · dω = ζa2n
Z t+T Z 0 2
1 Z ∞
W = p · u · dz · dt σζ2 = Sζ (ω) · dω
T t −h 0
 
1 c 2kh Sζ (ω) · dω = Sζ (f ) · df
W = ρgζa2 · · 1 +
2 2 sinh 2kh q
  ζan = 2 Sζ (ω) · ∆ω
c 2kh
cg = 1+
2 sinh 2kh Z ∞
s mnζ = ω n · Sζ (ω) · dω
Hh 1 0
Ksh = = 2kh

H∞ tanh kh · 1 + sinh 2kh √
σζ = RM S = m0ζ
n o Z ∞
P H̃w > a = f (x)dx
a √
v ζa1/3 = 2 · m0ζ
u N
u 1 X
m0ζ
σ=t ζ2 T1 = 2π ·
N − 1 n=1 n m1ζ
ζa1/3 = 2 · σ r
m0ζ
T2 = 2π ·
H1/3 = 4 · σ m2ζ

Gaussian/Normal distribution:
(  2 )
1 x
f (x) = √ exp − √
σ 2π σ 2
Z ∞ (  2 )
1 x
P {ζ > a} = √ exp − √ dx
σ 2π a σ 2

3
Bretschneider wave spectrum:
2
173 · H1/3
 
−692
Sζ (ω) = · ω −5 · exp · ω −4
· γA
T14 T14
T1 = 1.086 · T2 = 0.772 · Tp

JONSWAP wave spectrum:


2
320 · H1/3
 
−5 −1950 −4
Sζ (ω) = ·ω ·exp ·ω ·γ A
T14 T14
 !2 
ω
ωp − 1
 
γ = 3.3 A = exp − √
 σ 2 

Tp
ωp =

(
0.07, if ω < ωp
σ=
0.09, if ω > ωp
T1 = 1.073 · T2 = 0.834 · Tp

Handout: Wave loads on slender structures


Morison Equation
π 1
FM or (t) = ρCM D2 · V̇ (t) + ρCD D · V (t)|V (t)|
4 2
V ·D V ·T
Rn = KC =
ν D

Useful derivatives

d 1 d 1
ln x = arctan x =
dx x dx 1 + x2

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