2. A rod of radiusn is placed concentrically inside a sleeve of radius ro. Incompressible fluid fills the clearance between the rod and the sleeve. The sleeve is maintained at uniform temperature To while rotating with constant angular velocity o. Taking into consideration dissipation, determine the maximum fluid temperature and surface heat flux at the sleeve. Assume incompressible laminar flow and neglect end eflects. stationary

2. A rod of radiusn is placed concentrically inside a sleeve of radius ro. Incompressible fluid fills the clearance between the rod and the sleeve. The sleeve is maintained at uniform temperature To while rotating with constant angular velocity o. Taking into consideration dissipation, determine the maximum fluid temperature and surface heat flux at the sleeve. Assume incompressible laminar flow and neglect end eflects. stationary

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2. A rod of radius ni is placed concentrically inside a sleeve of radius ro. Incompressible fluid fills the
clearance between the rod and the sleeve. The sleeve is maintained at uniform temperature To while
rotating with constant angular velocity o. Taking into consideration dissipation, determine the maximum
fluid temperature and surface heat flux at the sleeve. Assume incompressible laminar flow and neglect
end effects.
stationary

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