Fluid Mechanics I Test. 2 Q:- Prove that the angle of inclination of two fixed parallel plate as shown in figure, so that laminar flow at constant pressure occurs is 12 μ Q 0 = sin-1 y a3 where:- Q:flow rate a:distance between plates Fig. fixed plates

Fluid Mechanics I Test. 2 Q:- Prove that the angle of inclination of two fixed parallel plate as shown in figure, so that laminar flow at constant pressure occurs is 12 μ Q 0 = sin-1 y a3 where:- Q:flow rate a:distance between plates Fig. fixed plates

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Fluid Mechanics I
Test. 2
Q:- Prove that the angle of inclination of two fixed parallel plate
as shown in figure, so that laminar flow at constant pressure
occurs is
0 = sin-1
where:-
Q:flow rate
a:distance between plates
Fig.
fixed plates
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