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3 Schl f Aespace Engeeg Simplifie Mass Cnsevat Unifm flw (at - n vaiats acss flw ( el nˆ A ρu ela ρ u ( t 0 A Steay-State 0 ρ V t ρv utlets m utlets ρ( uel nˆ m utlets lets lets m m PICO Input Output A lets ρu el m 1 A m 2 m m 1 2 m 3 m 3 Cnsevat Equats -5 Cpyight 2001 by Jey M. Seitzman. All ights eseve. Cnsevat Equats -6 Cpyight 2001 by Jey M. Seitzman. All ights eseve. Schl f Aespace Engeeg Cnsevat f Mmentum Lea mmentum RTT then gives (mu Use Newtn s Law ( m u ttal fce actg n flui P B mu, mmentum u ρuv P ρu A el puct f mmentum mmentum ρuv ρu el Puct Change Out - In A 3
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5 Schl f Aespace Engeeg Cnsevat f Enegy Enegy: micscpic macscpic fms f enegy tenal enegy 1 2 B E E Eketic E mu 2 2 u enegy pe mass e e 2 RTT then gives ( E tt tt V tt el A Use 1 st Law Themynamics f enegy cnsevat f cntl mass Cnsevat Equats -9 Cpyight 2001 by Jey M. Seitzman. All ights eseve. Schl f Aespace Engeeg 1 st Law f Themynamics Diffeential fm E δq δw E δq δwut Q W Int RTT Q W ut V But wk is elate t fces ( x actg n aleay exame sme ks f fces let s elate them t wk tems ut ut m el Q W A Cnsevat Equats -10 Cpyight 2001 by Jey M. Seitzman. All ights eseve. 5
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