An oil is acting as a lubricant for a pair of cylindrical surfaces such as those shown in The angular velocity of the outer cylinder is 7908 rpnt. The outer cylinder has a radius of 5.06 cm, and the clearance between the cylinders is 0.027 cm. What is the maxi- mum temperature in the oil if both wall temperatures are known to be 158° F? The physical properties of the oil are

An oil is acting as a lubricant for a pair of cylindrical surfaces such as those shown in The angular velocity of the outer cylinder is 7908 rpnt. The outer cylinder has a radius of 5.06 cm, and the clearance between the cylinders is 0.027 cm. What is the maxi- mum temperature in the oil if both wall temperatures are known to be 158° F? The physical properties of the oil are

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