1-The wind blows with velocity 0.4 m/s parallel to the both sides of a flat plate with rectangular area 10m×10 m. The plate temperature is T0=60◦C, and the temperature of the air free stream is 20◦C. Assume laminar flow and calculate: (a) maximum boundary layer thickness, (b) the total force experienced by the plate, (c) estimate the total heat transfer rate by laminar forced convection

1-The wind blows with velocity 0.4 m/s parallel to the both sides of a flat plate with rectangular area 10m×10 m. The plate temperature is T0=60◦C, and the temperature of the air free stream is 20◦C. Assume laminar flow and calculate: (a) maximum boundary layer thickness, (b) the total force experienced by the plate, (c) estimate the total heat transfer rate by laminar forced convection

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