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Derive the velocity profile for system using shell momentum balance. State all your postulate and assumptions. b) A Newtonian fluid is flowing through between the plates (the lower plate has velocity of 3 m/s) with 13 m long and 4 m apart under pressure difference of 180 N/m². The fluid has viscosity of 1 kg/m-s. Calculate and justify the maximum velocity of the system in a).

Derive the velocity profile for system using shell momentum balance. State all your postulate and assumptions. b) A Newtonian fluid is flowing through between the plates (the lower plate has velocity of 3 m/s) with 13 m long and 4 m apart under pressure difference of 180 N/m². The fluid has viscosity of 1 kg/m-s. Calculate and justify the maximum velocity of the system in a).

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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a) A Newtonian fluid flows with external force in the x-direction in space between two parallel plates that are separated by a distance D as shown in Figure 1. The length and the width of each plate are L and W, respectively. Z Figure 1 Flow between parallel plates Derive the velocity profile for system using shell momentum balance. State all your postulate and assumptions. b) A Newtonian fluid is flowing through between the plates (the lower plate has velocity of 3 m/s) with 13 m long and 4 m apart under pressure difference of 180 N/m². The fluid has viscosity of 1 kg/m-s. Calculate and justify the maximum velocity of the system in a).
Transcribed Image Text:a) A Newtonian fluid flows with external force in the x-direction in space between two parallel plates that are separated by a distance D as shown in Figure 1. The length and the width of each plate are L and W, respectively. Z Figure 1 Flow between parallel plates Derive the velocity profile for system using shell momentum balance. State all your postulate and assumptions. b) A Newtonian fluid is flowing through between the plates (the lower plate has velocity of 3 m/s) with 13 m long and 4 m apart under pressure difference of 180 N/m². The fluid has viscosity of 1 kg/m-s. Calculate and justify the maximum velocity of the system in a).
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