Aflow domain for the analysis of the steady flow through a two-dimensional contraction is shown in Figure 10.15. The flow rate is constant, the fluid is incompressible, and the fluid exits into air. What are the boundary conditions for this flow? IR Ao doman o el vlatonfafow (ot £ A flow domain for the analysis of the steady flow through a two-dimensional contraction is shown in Figure 10.15. The flow rate is constant, the fluid isincompressible, and the fluid exits into air. What are the boundary conditions for this flow?H +Ld,A flow domain for numerical evaluation of a flow (Problem 4).Figure 10.15

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Aflow domain for the analysis of the steady flow through a two-dimensional contraction is shown in Figure 10.15. The flow rate is constant, the fluid is incompressible, and the fluid exits into air. What are the boundary conditions for this flow? IR Ao doman o el vlatonfafow

Aflow domain for the analysis of the steady flow through a two-dimensional contraction is shown in Figure 10.15. The flow rate is constant, the fluid is incompressible, and the fluid exits into air. What are the boundary conditions for this flow? IR Ao doman o el vlatonfafow

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