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HW6 Question 3. Consider fully developed laminar flow of water in the annular space formed by the two concentric cylinders shown in the diagram for Problem 2, but with pressure gradient: (ap/əx)=--19.7 Pa/m Both cylinders are stationary. r,=2 cm, r;=1 cm, k=0.5, viscosity of water u=0.001 N-s/m? rotr; Find out value of u(r) in the middle of the annulus: (r with a unit of L/s.

HW6 Question 3. Consider fully developed laminar flow of water in the annular space formed by the two concentric cylinders shown in the diagram for Problem 2, but with pressure gradient: (ap/əx)=--19.7 Pa/m Both cylinders are stationary. r,=2 cm, r;=1 cm, k=0.5, viscosity of water u=0.001 N-s/m? rotr; Find out value of u(r) in the middle of the annulus: (r with a unit of L/s.

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HW6_Question 3. Consider fully developed laminar flow of water in the annular space formed by the two concentric cylinders shown in the diagram for Problem 2, but with pressure gradient: (ap/ax) = --19.7 Pa/m Both cylinders are stationary. ro=2 cm, r;=1 cm, k=0.5, viscosity of water u=0.001 N-s/m2 ro+r; Find out value of u(r) in the middle of the annulus: (r = 2 with a unit of L/s.
Transcribed Image Text:HW6_Question 3. Consider fully developed laminar flow of water in the annular space formed by the two concentric cylinders shown in the diagram for Problem 2, but with pressure gradient: (ap/ax) = --19.7 Pa/m Both cylinders are stationary. ro=2 cm, r;=1 cm, k=0.5, viscosity of water u=0.001 N-s/m2 ro+r; Find out value of u(r) in the middle of the annulus: (r = 2 with a unit of L/s.
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