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Conservation of mass in a pipe

The distributed nature of long pipes has implications for how the conservation principles apply. We will begin by developing the equation for the conservation of mass. [Pg.27]

All variables are functions of both time and distance. Hence at any time, t, the values at the reference distance x are  [Pg.27]

By geometry, the mass flow into the pipe element is  [Pg.27]

The mass of the pipe element is the volume divided by the specific volume  [Pg.27]

We may now invoke the principle of the conservation of mass as applied to the pipe element, as given by equation (3.28)  [Pg.28]


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