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Unit 1-2 Impact of Jet diagram Turbo Machines
- 1. Unit I: Introduction to Turbo Machinery Impact of Jet Impulse momentum principle and its applications, Force exerted on fixed and moving flat plate, hinged plate, curved vanes, series of flat plates and radial vanes, velocity triangles and their analysis, work done equations, vane efficiency.
- 2. Force exerted by jet on plate
- 3. Force exerted on stationary plate held normal to jet. V1 = V V2= 0
- 4. Force exerted on moving plate held normal to jet. V1 = (V u) or V-U V2= 0
- 5. Force exerted by jet on stationary flat inclined plate V1 = V Sin慮 V2= 0
- 6. Force exerted by jet on stationary flat inclined plate Let a jet of water, coming out from the nozzle; strike an stationary inclined flat plate as shown in the figure.
- 7. Force exerted by jet on moving inclined plate(away from jet) Let a jet of water, coming out from the nozzle; strike an moving inclined flat plate as shown in the figure. V1 = (V u) Sin慮 V2= 0
- 8. Force exerted by jet on stationary symmetrical curved plate from centre (Centrally)
- 9. Force exerted by jet on moving symmetrical curved plate -Centrally
- 10. Force exerted by jet on stationary curved plate from one end of plate symmetrical plate consider a water jet striking on symmetrical curved plate tangentially at one end as shown in fig V1 can be V1x & V1y V1x = Vcos 慮 V1y = Vsin 慮 V2 can be V2x & V2y V2x = - Vcos 慮 V2y = Vsin 慮
- 11. Force exerted by jet on stationary curved plate from one end of plate unsymmetrical plate
- 12. Force exerted by a jet of water on an unsymmetrical moving curved plate when jet strikes tangentially at one of the tips
- 14. Force exerted by a jet of water on a series of flat vanes