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P2.11 Consider a concentric shaft fixed axiálly and ( cylinder.rsh.rey are the radius of shaft and _inside radius of cylinder respectively, with total length L. Let the rotational rate @ rad/s and a applied torque be M .Using these parameters, a) Derive a theoretical relation for the viscosity µ of the fluid between the shaft and cylinder. b) For a shaft of 8cm long, rotating at 1200 rev./min, with and the measured torque is M = 0.293 N.m. What is the fluid viscosity? ötäted inside a [µ = M(rcy– r sh)/(2Twr,L)] = 2.00 cm rsh [µ=0.29 kg/m.s] rcy:2.05

P2.11 Consider a concentric shaft fixed axiálly and ( cylinder.rsh.rey are the radius of shaft and _inside radius of cylinder respectively, with total length L. Let the rotational rate @ rad/s and a applied torque be M .Using these parameters, a) Derive a theoretical relation for the viscosity µ of the fluid between the shaft and cylinder. b) For a shaft of 8cm long, rotating at 1200 rev./min, with and the measured torque is M = 0.293 N.m. What is the fluid viscosity? ötäted inside a [µ = M(rcy– r sh)/(2Twr,L)] = 2.00 cm rsh [µ=0.29 kg/m.s] rcy:2.05

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