3. (20 pts) A constant-thickness film of viscous liquid flows in laminar motion down a plate inclined at an angle 6, as shown in the figure. The velocity profile is (a) Find the constant C in terms o...
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...
please solve (va20) for me thanks!! :) V VISCOUS FLOWS Page 38 nar flow between two infinite plates a distance h apart driven by a pressure gra- Va20. For lami dient, the velocity profile is [constant] [linear] [parabolic] [hyperbolic] [elliptic] [error func- tion], and the flow rate Q is proportional to h to the power is driven by the top plate moving at a speed U in the absence of any pressure gradient, the velocity profile is [constant] linearl Iparabolic]...
An important problem in chemical engineering separation equipment involves thin liquid films flowing down vertical walls due to gravity, as shown in this figure yV A. Assume that the wall is long and wide compared to the film thickness, with steady flow that is laminar and fully developed: u= v=0 and w w(x). Using a force balance on a rectangular differential element, derive an expression relating g, p, and τΧΖ . Use τΧΖ-n(-_ +--) for a Newtonian fluid to convert...
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