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Question Number 116078 by Study last updated on 30/Sep/20

prove that   Fr=(v^2 /(gh))    froude numer

provethatFr=v2ghfroudenumer

Answered by MrGaster last updated on 06/Jan/25

F_r =(v^2 /(gh))(froude numer)  Let v be the velocity of the object,g be the acceleration due to gravity,and h be the characteristic length  From dimensional analysis:  ∣Fr∣=((∣v∣^2 )/(∣g∣∣h∣))  ∣v∣=(L/T),[g]=(L/T^2 ),[h]=L  [Fr]=((((L/T)))/((L/T^2 )∙L))=((L^2 /T^2 )/(L^2 /T^2 ))=1  Thus the Froude number isidimensonless.  Consider the forces acting on thejobect:  Gravitational force F_G ∝ρgL^3   The Froude number is the ratio ofn  iertial force to gravitational force:  F_r =(F_1 /F_G )=((ρv^2 L^2 )/(ρgL^3 ))=(v^2 /(gL))  Therefore it is proven that F_r =(v^2 /(hh)).

Fr=v2gh(froudenumer)Letvbethevelocityoftheobject,gbetheaccelerationduetogravity,andhbethecharacteristiclengthFromdimensionalanalysis:Fr∣=v2g∣∣hv∣=LT,[g]=LT2,[h]=L[Fr]=(LT)LT2L=L2T2L2T2=1ThustheFroudenumberisidimensonless.Considertheforcesactingonthejobect:GravitationalforceFGρgL3TheFroudenumberistheratioofniertialforcetogravitationalforce:Fr=F1FG=ρv2L2ρgL3=v2gLThereforeitisproventhatFr=v2hh.

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