Figure 9 Poiseuille flow.11. (Poiseuille flow) A viscous fluid flows steadily between two large paral-lel plates so that its velocity is parallel to the x-axis. (See Fig. 9.) The x-component of velocity of the fluid at any point (x, y) is a function of yonly. It can be shown that this component u(x) satisfies the differentialequationd² udy²X8μ=0 < y < L,where is the viscosity and -g is a constant, negative pressure gradi-ent. Find u(y), subject to the "no-slip" boundary conditions, u(0) = 0,u(L) = 0.

The velocity differential equation is . is viscosity, is constant,u is function of y only.

11. (Poiseuille flow) A viscous fluid flows steadily between two large para lel plates so that its velocity is parallel to the x-axis. (See Fig. 9.) The x component of velocity of the fluid at any point (x, y) is a function of only. It can be shown that this component u(x) satisfies the differentia equation d² u dy2 8 = 0 < y < L, where is the viscosity and -g is a constant, negative pressure gradi- ent. Find u(y), subject to the "no-slip" boundary conditions, u(0) = 0, u(L) = 0. μ 1

11. (Poiseuille flow) A viscous fluid flows steadily between two large para lel plates so that its velocity is parallel to the x-axis. (See Fig. 9.) The x component of velocity of the fluid at any point (x, y) is a function of only. It can be shown that this component u(x) satisfies the differentia equation d² u dy2 8 = 0 < y < L, where is the viscosity and -g is a constant, negative pressure gradi- ent. Find u(y), subject to the "no-slip" boundary conditions, u(0) = 0, u(L) = 0. μ 1

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