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This lecture covers the principles and methods of measuring flow rate in fluid mechanics, focusing on bulk flow rate, volume flow rate, and mass flow rate. It discusses positive-displacement flow meters, including nutating disk meters, reciprocating-piston meters, rotary-piston meters, and rotary-vane meters. The lecture also explores open-channel flow measurement using weirs and Venturi flumes, as well as restriction flow meters like Venturi tubes, Dall tubes, flow nozzles, and orifice plates. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of flow rate measurement techniques for both liquids and gases.
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Measurements in Fluid Mechanics058:180 (ME:5180)Time & Location: 2:30P - 3:20P MWF 3315 SCOffice Hours: 4:00P – 5:00P MWF 223B-5 HL Instructor: Lichuan Gui lichuan-gui@uiowa.edu Phone: 319-384-0594 (Lab), 319-400-5985 (Cell) http://lcgui.net
Flow rate measurement Vn Bulk flow rate - the amount of fluid that pass through a certain cross section of a pipe, duct, channel, or other conduit per unit time. - not concerned with local velocity variations across cross-section A - not concerned with short-time (turbulent) fluctuations Volume flow rateQ – usually used for liquids or low-speed gasses Mass flow rate - measure typical flow velocity, i.e. Direct methods for flow rate measurement - measure amount of discharged fluid over a period of time, i.e. C – volume of fluid - positive-displacement flow meters
Flow rate measurement Positive-displacement (PD) flow meters - devices that isolate fixed volumes of fluid flowing into their inlet in sealed compartments and then discharge them to the outlet. - volume flow rate calculated from the size and number of compartments and the repetition rate - some PD meters may passively receive power from flowing fluid to operate. - some PD meters (metering pumps) are driven by external power source to create fluid motion. - a great variety of designs of PD meters, classified as rotary, reciprocating, or nutating - PD meters for liquids - problems of PD flow meters: leakage and pressure loss Nutating disk meters, reciprocating-piston meters, rotary-piston meters, rotary-vane meters, rotor meters - PD meters for gases Roots-type meters, diaphragm-type meters, liquid-sealed drum-type meters
Flow rate measurement Nutating disk meters - a disk rotating in a nutatingfashion in a dual conical housing
Flow rate measurement Reciprocating -piston meters - plunger or piston driven by wobble plate (or cam) single piston reciprocating
Flow rate measurement Rotary-piston (oscillating piston ) flow meters - a cylindrical drum mounted eccentrically inside a cylindrical housing 7
Flow rate measurement Rotary-vane flow meters - flat vanes inserted into matching slots around the perimeter of a cylindrical drum located eccentrically within the housing 8
Flow rate measurement Rotor meters Oval Gear Meters
Flow rate measurement Rotor meters Gear flow meters
Flow rate measurement Rotor meters Helical gear flow meter
Flow rate measurement Roots-type flow meters - a particular design of a lobe meter Lobe Rotary Piston
Flow rate measurement Diaphragm-type meters
Flow rate measurement Liquid-sealed flow meters - wet gas meters: liquid provides sealing action Liquid ring pump
Flow rate measurement Restriction (or obstruction) flow meters Venturi tubes (a & b) Dall tubes (c) Flow nozzles (d) Orifice-plate (e) - Circular tube of diameter D - Smaller diameter d in restriction to increase velocity & result in pressure drop - Ideal volume rate determined by continuity & Bernoulli’s equation : - Measured volume rate with empirical discharge coefficient :
Flow rate measurement Open-channel flow measurement Weirs - Weirs of sharp crested and broad crested with rectangular, v-shaped or trapezoidal openings - Flow rate over weirs: - full angle of the V-notch Venturi flumes - converging-diverging channel constructions
Homework - Read textbook 9.1-9.4 on page 208 - 212 • Questions and Problems: 1 on page 219 - Due on 09/28
Try to write a Matlab program • To cut a 64×64-pixel image sample from a 1280×1024-pixel image at i=200, j=400 64×64-pixel image sample clear; A1=imread('A001_1.bmp'); [nxny]=size(A1); I=200; J=400; M=64; N=64; for i=1:M for j=1:N ii=i+I-int16(M/2); jj=j+J-int16(N/2); G1(i,j)=A1(ii,jj); end end imwrite(G1,'G1.bmp','bmp') http://lcgui.net/ui-lecture2012/hw/00/A001_1.BMP • To cut a 64×64-pixel image sample from a 1280×1024-pixel image at X=400.6, Y=200.3