Engineering, 30.03.2020 16:33 yungking1329
Assume that the two parallel plates in Problem15.1 are both stationary but that a constant pressure gradient exists in the flow direction (i. e., dp/dx = constant).
a. Obtain an expression for the variation of velocity between the plates.
b. Obtain an expression for the she ar stress on the plates in terms of dp/dx.
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