Write the simplified conservation of momentum equation for boundary layer on a flat plate and explain...
22. Consider the momentum integral equation turbulent boundary layer on an isothermal flat plate. The boundary layer is tripped at x-0. Assume constant properties and velocity. An experiment conducted to measure u and τ showed that for a steady, and τ= 0.0228 ρu® a) Determine the local friction coefficient, Cf/2 b) Using Colburn analogy, obtain an expression for the local Nusselt number.
JESTION 3 [15 MARKS nsider a flow along a flat plate with a boundary layer profile given by: u 3 y ang Von-Karman momentum integral equation method, determine the value of: i. boundary layer momentum thickness, 0/8 ii. boundary layer thickness, 8x iii. boundary layer displacement thickness. 8*x (15
(b) For a laminar boundary layer on a flat plate the velocity profile uly) is given by 0-30:48) where U is the free stream velocity, y is the distance measured normal to the surface of the plate and is the boundary layer thickness. Determine equations for (i) the momentum thickness , and (8 marks) (ii) the boundary layer thickness d. (7 marks)
3). Standard air flows over a flat plate as shown. Laminar Find: boundary layer forms on the surface. Assume the boundary (a). Wall shear stress, Fj)! layer bas a cubic velocity profile: (b). Boundary layer thickness, x)! (c). Shape factor (H-8t/0) Momentum integral equation on a flat plate is ax) Ud(u/U) Ху 1m The displacement thickncss and the momentum thickness are Freestream velocity is 1.0 m/s. The fluid viscosity and density are 1.55 x 10 m'ls and 1.23 kg/m, respectively...
Consider a boundary layer growing along a thin flat plate. The boundary layer thickness, d, is a function of the downstream distance x, free-stream velocity V, fluid density ρ, and dynamic viscosity μ. Which of the following answers is NOT the correct dimensionless parameters representing this physical phenomenon? Group of answer choices (ρ*V*d^2)/(μ*x) , d/x x/d , (ρ*V*d)/μ d/x , (ρ*V*x)/μ (ρ*V*d)/μ , (ρ*V*x)/μ d/x , (ρ*V*x)/(μ*d)
Consider laminar flow of an incompressible fluid past a flat plate. The boundary layer velocity profile is given as u = U sin () a. Determine the boundary layer thicknesses 8, 8, as a function of x. Express in terms of Reynolds number. b. Using momentum integral theory, determine the wall shear stress tw, as a func. of x. Express in terms of Reynolds number. C. Determine the friction drag coefficient, Cof-
As shown in Fig. 1, the local velocity profile on a flat plate boundary layer is uz(x, y)/V = an+bn', where 7 = y/8(x) is a non-dimensional vertical coordinate, 8(x) is the boundary-layer 00 thickness, x is the streamwise coordinate, y is the coordinate normal to the wall, and V is the freestream velocity. (a) Calculate the local skin friction drag using the following momentum integral formula (Hint: x and 8(x) are treated as constants in the integral) (15 points)...
Q1. A flat plate is immersed in a uniform stream voo that moves parallel with the flat plate. A boundary layer thickness δ is formed close to the plate surface. Using the control volume analysis of the boundary layer (the von Karman equation) determine relationships of the a. boundary layer displacement thickness, δ* b. momentum thickness, θ c. shear stress on the flat plate surface, Tu as a function of the velocity deficit 1- Then use the approximation that the...
Water at 15.6 [°C] (with kinematic viscosity of 1.12 [cSt]) flows over a flat plate generatinga boundary layer. The thickness of the boundary layer at 0.50 [m] from the leading edge is 6 [mm] (a) Is the boundary layer laminar or turbulent at that point? (b) At what distance it becomes turbulent? (c) What is the layer thickness at that point?
Water at 15.6 [°C] (with kinematic viscosity of 1.12 [cSt]) flows over a flat plate generatinga boundary layer. The...
a. Write general form of conservation of energy equation for an open system and explain each term (5 points) b. Write general form of conservation of momentum equation for an open system and explain each term (5points) c. How do we define "flow work" and why is it important? (5points)