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Module 5:
Mass transfer in turbulant flows
Lecture 39:
Transport in Turbulent Flow: Universal
Velocity Profile
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v+ =
U x + yU *
,y =
U*
v
with
u* =
(4.12)
Where y is the distance from wall and Shear stress 0 deduced from pressure drop measurements.
u+ y+
y+ < 5
(4.13)
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u + 2.5ln y + + 5.5
y + > 20
(4.14)
ux = 2.5
/
0
ln y + (2.5ln 0
+ 5.5) 0
(4.15)
Eddy viscosity
(t )
xy
Assuming that
(t )
u x
y
Then,
u x + (t ) du +
=
0 = ( + )
0 +
y
dy
(t )
(t ) du +
(1 +
) + =1
dy
(4.16)
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(t )
(1 +
) is a universal function of y+ .
Measured velocity profiles do not give information for ( t ) near the wall since (t ) << in that
region.
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(t )
D =v =
(t )
It is common to assume
and
(t )
(4.17)
ci
y
(t )
<< v , if Sc >> 1 .
Thus much of our information about D (t ) (and possibly v ( t ) ) near the wall comes from mass transfer
experiments.
For example, in a pipe
St =
Di
ci
|r = R
< u z > ci r
For Sc >> 1, if D
(t )
Sh
Re Sc
~ y n St ~ Sc
(4.18)
1 n
n
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NPTEL,IITKharagpur,Prof.SaikatChakraborty,DepartmentofChemicalEngineering