Engineering, 09.08.2021 21:50 kaylee2828

A micro pitot-static tube is used to measure the velocityof air (100 kPa, 300K)justabove the surface of athinflat plate. The pitot-static tubeindicates a dynamic pressure of 5 mm H20 when positioned at alocationof 0.5 mm above the plate surfaceand 75 mm from theleading edge of the plate. Based on this information, determine: a) the velocity of air at the location given, b) the local Reynolds numberRex, c) boundary layer type (laminar or turbulent), d) boundary layer thickness, e) local shear stress onplate surface.

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