Consider parallel flow over a flat plate for air at 300 K and engine oil at 380 K. The free stream velocity is utemperature difference between the surface and the free stream is the same in both cases, with Ts > T(a) Determine the location, in m, where transition to turbulence occurs, xc, for both fluids.8X(b) For laminar flow over a flat plate, the velocity boundary layer thickness is given by =layer thickness 6, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid.Part ADetermine the location, in m, where transition to turbulence occurs, xc, for both fluids.(c) Determine the thermal boundary layer thickness 6₁, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid. At an x-location where both fluids experiencelaminar flow conditions, which fluid has the largest temperature gradient at the plate surface, — dT/ dy|y_o? Which fluid is associatedwith the largest local Nusselt number Nu? Which fluid is associated with the largest local heat transfer coefficient h?y=0Xc,air =Xc,eo=im5Rexm= 1.6 m/s. TheDetermine the velocity boundary

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Consider parallel flow over a flat plate for air at 300 K and engine oil at 380 K. The free stream velocity is u = 1.6 m/s. The temperature difference between the surface and the free stream is the same in both cases, with Ts > Too (a) Determine the location, in m, where transition to turbulence occurs, xe, for both fluids. 8 (b) For laminar flow over a flat plate, the velocity boundary layer thickness is given by = layer thickness 8, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid. X 5 Rex Determine the velocity boundary (c) Determine the thermal boundary layer thickness ,, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid. At an x-location where both fluids experience laminar flow conditions, which fluid has the largest temperature gradient at the plate surface, - aT/ dyly-o? Which fluid is associated with the largest local Nusselt number Nu? Which fluid is associated with the largest local heat transfer coefficient h?

Consider parallel flow over a flat plate for air at 300 K and engine oil at 380 K. The free stream velocity is u = 1.6 m/s. The temperature difference between the surface and the free stream is the same in both cases, with Ts > Too (a) Determine the location, in m, where transition to turbulence occurs, xe, for both fluids. 8 (b) For laminar flow over a flat plate, the velocity boundary layer thickness is given by = layer thickness 8, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid. X 5 Rex Determine the velocity boundary (c) Determine the thermal boundary layer thickness ,, in m, for x = 1 for each fluid. At an x-location where both fluids experience laminar flow conditions, which fluid has the largest temperature gradient at the plate surface, - aT/ dyly-o? Which fluid is associated with the largest local Nusselt number Nu? Which fluid is associated with the largest local heat transfer coefficient h?

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