Basic concepts and terms of valve hydrodynamics-1
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2024-05-21
Basic concepts and terms of valve hydrodynamics-1
Basic concepts and terms of valve hydrodynamics-1
1.1 definition of valve
The total number of movable mechanical products used to control the medium in the pipeline (see 2.1 of GB / t21465-2008)
Valve is used to control the direction, pressure and flow of fluid in the fluid system.
The valve is a device that makes the medium (liquid, gas, powder) in the piping and equipment flow or stop, and can control its flow.
1.2 basic concepts and terms of fluid mechanics
1.2.1. Flow - macroscopic movement of matter under the action of external forces (such as gravity, centrifugal force, pressure difference, etc.).
1.2.2. Fluid - material, liquid and gas that can flow
Liquid can deform, its shape depends on the shape of the container, in an ideal state, the liquid is incompressible. The gas can be changed in size. In a closed container, the gas always fills the container space, and the gas can be compressed.
1.2.3 ideal fluid and actual fluid: the fluid without viscosity in the flow is ideal fluid, and the fluid with viscosity in the flow is actual fluid. Obviously, the ideal fluid does not exist. It is only a hypothesis put forward for the convenience of studying some problems.
1.2.4. Hydrodynamics - Hydrostatics is the science to study the law of fluid equilibrium state, and hydrodynamics is the science to study the law of hydrodynamics and its application, which is called hydrodynamics comprehensively.
1.2.5 viscosity the property of internal friction between molecules of a fluid during its flow, which is called the viscosity of the fluid. The viscosity of the fluid is related to temperature. For the liquid, the viscosity decreases with the increase of temperature, and the viscosity increases with the increase of gas temperature. Viscosity is expressed by viscosity, which is divided into kinematic viscosity and dynamic viscosity.
The unit of kinematic viscosity V is m2 / s, which is abbreviated as S. The unit of dynamic viscosity η is n · s / m2. Or Pa.s (Pa.s)
1.2.6. Density and specific volume
The mass of the substance per unit volume is called density, and the unit is "kg / m3". It is usually represented by the symbol ρ.
The volume occupied by the substance with unit mass is called specific volume, and the unit is "m3 / kg" (m3 / kg) with symbols. It is usually represented by the symbol v.
Obviously, ρ = 1 / V
Specific gravity: γ = ρ G. International unit: n / m3 or kn / m3.
ETA = Rho
1.2.7. Flow state: laminar and turbulent
Laminar flow: laminar flow is a kind of stratified flow which is not mixed between different layers.
Turbulence: turbulence refers to the flow with the characteristics of mixing and disorder.
1.2.8. Reynolds number
The British physicist Renault has made experiments and obtained the calculation formula for judging the flow pattern, which is called the Renault formula:
Re = VD / У, where V is the flow rate, M / s, D is the pipe diameter, M., У is the kinematic viscosity, in m2 / s. Therefore, Reynolds number Re is a dimensionless constant. When Re < 2320, it is laminar flow and re > 2320 is turbulent flow. Therefore, re2320 is called critical Reynolds number.
1.2.9. water hammer
Water hammer - when the velocity of the medium in the pipeline changes rapidly due to some external reasons, the internal pressure of the liquid will rise and fall alternately rapidly. The pressure of this alternative rise and fall acts on the pipe wall, valve or other pipeline components as if it were hammering, so it is called water hammer (or water hammer).
1.2.10. Cavitation
Cavitation - the heat released by the active gas such as oxygen escaping from the liquid when condensing with the help of bubbles, will have a chemical corrosion effect on the metal. The whole process of the formation, development and fracture of this kind of bubble that causes the material to be damaged is called cavitation phenomenon. When the water starts to vaporize at the low pressure of pump or valve, as the fluid flows to the high pressure area, the bubble will burst, which will produce a huge impact and destroy the metal materials.
Cavitation, cavitation.
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