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Problem 3: Smoke and Steam One of the most enduring images of the Industrial Revolution is a steam locomotive with a large plume of smoke and ashes streaming from the smokestack. To classify this flow, think of wind on a stationary train (not a train moving in stationary air). Part A Is the flow ideal or viscous and why? (<10 words) Part B Is the flow laminar or turbulent and why? (<10 words) Part C Is the flow steady or unsteady and why? (<10 words) Part D Is the flow uniform or nonuniform and why? (<10 words)

Problem 3: Smoke and Steam One of the most enduring images of the Industrial Revolution is a steam locomotive with a large plume of smoke and ashes streaming from the smokestack. To classify this flow, think of wind on a stationary train (not a train moving in stationary air). Part A Is the flow ideal or viscous and why? (<10 words) Part B Is the flow laminar or turbulent and why? (<10 words) Part C Is the flow steady or unsteady and why? (<10 words) Part D Is the flow uniform or nonuniform and why? (<10 words)

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Problem 3: Smoke and Steam One of the most enduring images of the Industrial Revolution is a steam locomotive with a large plume of smoke and ashes streaming from the smokestack. To classify this flow, think of wind on a stationary train (not a train moving in stationary air). Part A Is the flow ideal or viscous and why? (<10 words) Part B Is the flow laminar or turbulent and why? (<10 words) Part C Is the flow steady or unsteady and why? (<10 words) Part D Is the flow uniform or nonuniform and why? (<10 words)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 3: Smoke and Steam One of the most enduring images of the Industrial Revolution is a steam locomotive with a large plume of smoke and ashes streaming from the smokestack. To classify this flow, think of wind on a stationary train (not a train moving in stationary air). Part A Is the flow ideal or viscous and why? (<10 words) Part B Is the flow laminar or turbulent and why? (<10 words) Part C Is the flow steady or unsteady and why? (<10 words) Part D Is the flow uniform or nonuniform and why? (<10 words)
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