Air at 20 C flows at a velocity of 2 m/s across a rectangular flat plate . The plate is 25 cm long in the direction of flow and 5 cm wide. It is at a temperature of 160 C. ( a ) What types of boundary layers are on the plate, laminar or turbulent ? (b) What is the boundary layer thickness at a distance 15 cm downstream of the leading edge ? (c) What are the velocity components u and y at a location 15 cm downstream of the leading edge and at the middle of the boundary layer ?

Air at 20 C flows at a velocity of 2 m/s across a rectangular flat plate . The plate is 25 cm long in the direction of flow and 5 cm wide. It is at a temperature of 160 C. ( a ) What types of boundary layers are on the plate, laminar or turbulent ? (b) What is the boundary layer thickness at a distance 15 cm downstream of the leading edge ? (c) What are the velocity components u and y at a location 15 cm downstream of the leading edge and at the middle of the boundary layer ?

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