(3) Overall Momentum Balance Equation A horizontal turbulent liquid jet of diameter Dand average velocity v, impinges on a vertical plate mounted on a cart, thus exerting a force F on a plate, as shown in Fig. P1.4-3. Determine the opposing force needed to keep the plate moving at a constant velocity v, (< v). Neglect the viscous and gravity forces. (Hint: Let the control volume Q move with the plate) Nozzia Jet Cart

(3) Overall Momentum Balance Equation A horizontal turbulent liquid jet of diameter Dand average velocity v, impinges on a vertical plate mounted on a cart, thus exerting a force F on a plate, as shown in Fig. P1.4-3. Determine the opposing force needed to keep the plate moving at a constant velocity v, (< v). Neglect the viscous and gravity forces. (Hint: Let the control volume Q move with the plate) Nozzia Jet Cart

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