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Jet of water enters and leaves a moving curved vane tangentially the force of jet along normal to vane is

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Answered by Pagala66
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Answered by VineetaGara
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Force of the jet along normal to vane is F{x} = 2 ρ a (V-U)^{2}Cos θ

  • Consider a jet of water entering a symmetrical moving curved vane at its one end tangentially
  • Let us assume the following data from the above figure.
  • V = Velocity of jet
  • U = Velocity of vanes
  • So, relative velocity = ( V-U)
  • θ = Angle made by jet with the x-axis at the inlet and outlet tip of the curved plate
  • Assume a frictionless plate so that the velocity at the entry and exit are the same
  • Force exerted in the x-direction by the water jet
  • F_{x} = Mass per second  x   [V_{1x}  – V_{2x} ]
  • mass per second = ρ a (V-U)
  • Where,
  • V_{1x} = Initial velocity in the x direction = (V-U) Cos θ
  • V_{2x} = Final velocity in the x direction = -( V-U) Cos θ
  • F{x} = ρ a (V-U) x [(V-U) Cos θ -{- (V-U) Cos θ}]
  • F{x} = 2 ρ a (V-U)^{2}Cos θ
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