FORMULASHEET Generalformulas: Newton’s2ndlawofmotion. Kineticenergy. Gravitationalenergy. Angularvelocityofcircularmotion,whereTistheperiodofthemotion. : π= 1 ππ = ππ π 8 π = '+∗; 9 . TheconversionofgoingfromCelsiustoKelvin.Itisimportanttonotethatnegative temperaturesdonotexistontheKelvinscale,whiletheydofortheCelsiusscale,so whencalculatingwithabsolutetemperatures,useKelvin.Inrelativecalculationswhere youtakeatemperaturedifference,itdoesn’tmattersinceKelvinandCelsiusarethe samescale,excepttheyareshifted. Theradiusofacircle,whereristheradius(halfthediameter)ofthecircle. Theareaofacircle. Thevolumeofasphere. )0 Idealgaslaw.RistheGasconstant Densityinmassperunitvolume. Specificheat:Heatneededtoheatanobjectby1degreeCelsius.Unitsare πΉ = π ∗ π ( πΈ' = ) ππ£ ) πΈ+ = π ∗ π ∗ β = πΆ= 8>1 π; = π°C + 273,15 π = 2ππ π΄ = ππ ) L π = M ππ M Constants π = 6.022 ∗ 10)M π = 8.315 : 8ST∗; . Thenumberofmoleculesinamole,calledAvogadro’sConstant. Thegasconstant Quantities&Units Mass Time Volume Velocity Density Force Temperature Pressure Flow Diffusioncoefficient ordiameter Internalenergy Heat Work Totalenergy Area Heattransfer coefficient Thermalconductivity Specificheat Dragcoefficient Thermaldiffusivity Viscosity Fourier’snumber Masstransfer coefficient π π‘ π π£ π πΉ π ππππ π π· kg s m3 m/s kg.m-3 N K Pa kg.m-2s-1 π π π πΈ π΄ β Nm J m2 π πΆ^ πΆ_ π π πΉπ π WEEK1: Thegeneralbalanceequation. π = ππ − ππ’π‘ + πππππ’ππ‘πππ ππ‘ WEEK2: Totalenergybalance FirstlawofThermodynamics,whereΔπisthenetwork doneonthesystem. Thethermalenergybalanceinasteadystatewithout energychange. Themechanicalenergybalance. Bernoulli’sequation:Neglectsallfrictionandheat production.βisheight. Bernoulli’sPrinciple:Theenergyperunitvolumebeforeis thesameastheenergyperunitvolumeafter. ππΈ π 1 = π8,gh ∗ π + + π£ ) + πβ ππ‘ π 2 Δπ = Δπ + Δπ 0 = π8 ) ) π£gh − π£Sij πgh − πSij + π βgh − βSij + + πp − π8 πΈno 2 π π π£) + + πβ = ππππ π‘πππ‘ π 2 1 1 π( + ππ£() + ππβ( = π) + ππ£)) + ππβ) 2 2 WEEK3: gh π 1 ) + π£ + πβ π 2 0 = π8 π’gh − π’Sij + πl + π8 πno Reynoldsnumber,whereπn isthedensityofthefluid,π£o istherelativevelocity,Disthediameterandπisthe viscosityofthefluid Thedragforce.πΆ_ isthedragcoefficient,Aisthefrontal area,vistherelativevelocity. Stokes’law:Thedragforceonaspherewithalow Reynoldsnumber(π π < 1). − π8,Sij ∗ π + π π = πn π£o π· π 1 πΉ_ = πΆ_ π΄ ∗ πn π£o) 2 πΉ_ = 3ππ·ππ£o Sij WEEK4: Fourier’slaw,thetransferofheat.πisthematerial conductivity,Δπ₯isthethickness,Aisthearea,Δπisthe differenceintemperature. Fick’slawofdiffusion,analogoustoFourier’slaw.π·isthe uv diffusioncoefficient,Aistheareaand w isthechangein ut concentrationoverx. πl = ππ΄ ∗ >1 >t uxy π8 = −π· ∗ π΄ ∗ ut WEEK5: Newton’slawofcooling.βistheheattransfercoefficient. Nusseltnumber.Usedtomakehdimensionless. πl = β β π΄ β Δπ ππ’ = {β| } Masstransfercoefficient,whereπβistheSherwood { number,analogoustoNusseltnumber.Δπ₯isthesizeofthe π = πβ β >t object,alsocalledDsometimes. WEEK6: Thermaldiffusivity.πisthermalconductivity,πismaterial density,πΆ^ isspecificheat. π= π π β πΆ^ Penetrationdepth.Onlyvalidwhilepenetrationtheorystill _ holds,for πππ‘ < ,whereDisthesizeofthesheetbeing π₯^ = πππ‘ ) penetratedbyheat. ππ‘ Fouriernumber. πΉπ = Nusseltnumberforpenetrationtheory. WEEK7: Nonewformulasthisweek!J ππ’ = π·) π πΉπ GRAPHS: FORASPHERE