Distribution graph velocity : how to make simple paraboloid of revolution?
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Hello Guys,
I have a simple problem. You remember the mechanics of fluids? To calculate the velocity distribution in a circular tube (actual fluid) use the equation "u" and then to further develop the known Hagen-Poiseuille equation. If we consider the tube without inclination have this equation:
u = (-N 2 - R 2) / 4 * mi
if I assign values to 'r' and 'mi', we have a paraboloid of revolution that describes the velocity distribution of the fluid in the tube. How can I make this chart in matlab?
See the example:
a = [-50:50];
u = -((a.^2-(0.001^2))/(4*1.485));
plot(u,a)
or
syms x
ezplot(-((a^2-0.001^2)/(4*1.485)))
I put an fig in attach
Thank you in advance for all the help!
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Youssef Khmou
2013년 5월 25일
hi here is an example before staring to answer the problem :
the veolcity is defined as :
V(r)= Vmax*(1-r²/R²), R is the radius of the tube :
R=.50 ; %radius in meters:
r=linspace(-R,R,30); % varying radius
Vmax=20 ; % suppose that the maximum velocity of fluid is 20 m/s
V=Vmax*(1-r.^2/R^2);
figure, bar(r,V);
figure, plot(V,r); xlabel(' Velocity'),ylabel(' varying radius')
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Artur M. G. Lourenço
2013년 5월 25일
Youssef Khmou
2013년 5월 25일
hi can you explain more the issue? you mean 3D paraboloid like in the figure?
Artur M. G. Lourenço
2013년 5월 25일
Youssef Khmou
2013년 5월 25일
편집: Youssef Khmou
2013년 5월 25일
ok try this way first :
R=.50 ; %radius in meters:
r=linspace(-R,R,30); % varying radius
Vmax=20 ; % suppose that the maximum velocity of fluid is 20 m/s
V=Vmax*(1-r.^2/R^2);
VV=sqrt(V'*V);
figure, surf(r,r,VV), shading interp,
Artur M. G. Lourenço
2013년 5월 26일
Artur M. G. Lourenço
2013년 5월 26일
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