4. Two concentric cylinders have a fluid contained between them. The fluid contained has a constant density (p), is Newtonian and has a viscosity (µ). The outer pipe is fixed and the inner cylinder falls with gravity. There is no pressure gradient within the flow and the swirl velocity component is zero. of fixed outer cylinder with radius, Ro Ro Ri annular region with liquid of density, p, and dynamic viscosity, μ. movable inner cylinder with radius Ri, and mass per unit length, m Find V of the inner cylinder as a function of the following parameters (g, Ro, Ri, m, p and µ).
4. Two concentric cylinders have a fluid contained between them. The fluid contained has a constant density (p), is Newtonian and has a viscosity (µ). The outer pipe is fixed and the inner cylinder falls with gravity. There is no pressure gradient within the flow and the swirl velocity component is zero. of fixed outer cylinder with radius, Ro Ro Ri annular region with liquid of density, p, and dynamic viscosity, μ. movable inner cylinder with radius Ri, and mass per unit length, m Find V of the inner cylinder as a function of the following parameters (g, Ro, Ri, m, p and µ).
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Transcribed Image Text:4. Two concentric cylinders have a fluid contained between them. The fluid
contained has a constant density (p), is Newtonian and has a viscosity (μ). The
outer pipe is fixed and the inner cylinder falls with gravity. There is no pressure
gradient within the flow and the swirl velocity component is zero.
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fixed outer cylinder
with radius, Ro
Ro Ri
annular region with liquid of
density, p, and dynamic
viscosity, μ.
movable inner cylinder with
radius Ri, and mass per unit
length, m
Find V of the inner cylinder as a function of the following parameters (g, Ro, Ri, m, p
and µ).
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