The paper is occupied with laminar and turbulence flow in round conductors having as main theme velocity division in pipes cross – section. For this problem there are existing formulas that are analyzed, and also some new formulas are presented. Rectilinear flow is researched with constant cross – section therefor flow through all cross – sections is parallel and normal on cross – section. Flow is uniform through flow direction, average velocity is constant value. Laminar flow where analytic solution is existed and turbulence flow where experimental formulas are applied, were analyzed. Log and exponential formulas for velocity division in turbulence flow are analyzed through short calculation and the graphic for identical flow conditions with same Re number. Reynolds equation applied for steady turbulence flow, for flow plane do not allowed determination of velocity division in cross – section. Therefor relations between average values and fluctuations were assumed as log or exponential functions and they were experimentally validated. Some existing formulas are shown below. Laminar uniform axis symmetrical flow having analytic solution as square parable is shown. Formula for turbulence axis symmetrical flow with log velocity division called ”velocity deficit” is analyzed. Also formula for turbulence axis symmetrical flow with exponential velocity division for smooth wall has been analyzed. At the end new and original formulas for turbulence flow with log and exponential velocity division are presented having significant advantages. These mathematical formula have to be validated experimentally and justified for use in some areas of fluid mechanics. Analyze is valid also for plane flow between two plane boards.
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Aleksandra Rajcevic. (2022). Application of Log and Exponential Functions for Velocity Calculation in Axis Symmetrical Conductor’s Cross-Section. American Journal of Applied Mathematics, 10(6), 236-239. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ajam.20221006.12
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Aleksandra Rajcevic. Application of Log and Exponential Functions for Velocity Calculation in Axis Symmetrical Conductor’s Cross-Section. Am. J. Appl. Math. 2022, 10(6), 236-239. doi: 10.11648/j.ajam.20221006.12
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abstract = {The paper is occupied with laminar and turbulence flow in round conductors having as main theme velocity division in pipes cross – section. For this problem there are existing formulas that are analyzed, and also some new formulas are presented. Rectilinear flow is researched with constant cross – section therefor flow through all cross – sections is parallel and normal on cross – section. Flow is uniform through flow direction, average velocity is constant value. Laminar flow where analytic solution is existed and turbulence flow where experimental formulas are applied, were analyzed. Log and exponential formulas for velocity division in turbulence flow are analyzed through short calculation and the graphic for identical flow conditions with same Re number. Reynolds equation applied for steady turbulence flow, for flow plane do not allowed determination of velocity division in cross – section. Therefor relations between average values and fluctuations were assumed as log or exponential functions and they were experimentally validated. Some existing formulas are shown below. Laminar uniform axis symmetrical flow having analytic solution as square parable is shown. Formula for turbulence axis symmetrical flow with log velocity division called ”velocity deficit” is analyzed. Also formula for turbulence axis symmetrical flow with exponential velocity division for smooth wall has been analyzed. At the end new and original formulas for turbulence flow with log and exponential velocity division are presented having significant advantages. These mathematical formula have to be validated experimentally and justified for use in some areas of fluid mechanics. Analyze is valid also for plane flow between two plane boards.},
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