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A rectangular pipe, running parallel to the z-axis (from -to +), has three grounded metal sides, at y=0,y=aand x=0The fourth side, at x=b, is maintained at a specified potential V0(y).

(a) Develop a general formula for the potential inside the pipe.

(b) Find the potential explicitly, for the case V0(y)=V0(a constant).

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Answer

  1. A general formula for the potential inside the pipe.Cn=2asinhn蟺产a0aV0ysinn蟺测ady.

  2. The potential explicitly, for the case V0y=V0.

Vx,y=4V0k=1,3,5sinn蟺虫asinn蟺测ansinhn蟺产a.

Step by step solution

01

Define function

Rectangular pipe is extending from -ato +aparallel to Z-axis. Three meal plate are grounded at y=0,y=a,x=0.

At x=bthe plate is maintained at constant potential V0y. Here, Laplacian is independent of Z. Then Laplace equation is,

2Vx2+2Vy2=0 鈥︹ (1)

Here, x and y are the coordinates.

Now, write the boundary conditions.

i)Vx,0=0ii)Vx,a=0iii)V0,y=0iv)Vb,y=V0y

Here, V is the potential at different points.

By separation of variable solving equation (1),

Vx,y=Aekx+Be-kxCsinky+Dcosky 鈥︹ (2)

By applying boundary condition (1) into the equation (2),

0=A+BCsinky

Then, D=0

Apply the boundary condition (iii) to equation (2).

0=A+BCsinky

Then, A=-B.

By applying boundary condition (ii) in (2),

Then, Vx,y=ACen蟺虫e-e-n蟺虫esinn蟺测a=2ACsinhn蟺虫asinn蟺测a

02

Determine the general formula for the potential inside the pipe

a)

Write the general solution.

Vx,y=n=1Cnsinhn蟺虫asinn蟺测a 鈥︹ (3)

Apply boundary condition (iv) in (3),

V0y=n=1Cnsinhn蟺虫asinn蟺测a

By applying Fourier鈥檚 theorem,

Then,

Cnsinhn蟺虫a=2a0aV0ysinn蟺测a

Solve for Cn.

Cn=2asinhn蟺虫a0aV0ysinn蟺测ady 鈥︹ (4)

03

Determine the potential inside the pipe

b)

Now,

Cn=2asinhn蟺虫a0aV0ysinn蟺测ady

Given,

V0y=V0

Therefore,

V0y=2V0asinhn蟺产aan-cosn蟺测a0a=2V0asinhn蟺产aan-cosn+1

Write the boundary conditions for cosine and sine.

role="math" localid="1655810358911" 1-cosn=0if n

is even.

1-cosn=2if nis odd.

Then,

Cn=4V0n蟺蝉颈苍丑n蟺产a

Then, the potential value is,

Vx,y=4V0k=1,3,5sinhn蟺虫asinhn蟺测ansinhn蟺产a.

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