Question (4):For the conic body shown in Figure (3) which rotating with constant angularvelocity of 12 rad/s, find the torque, which effected by viscosity of the oil that0.01-in filmsurrounding the conic body if the cone has radius of 4 in, height of 10 in and oilviscosity is 3.125x10" lb.s/in. Derive all the required equations?Figure (3)0.01 in

Given data Radius of cone = 4 in. Height of cone = 10 in. viscosity = 3.125 * 10-7 lb.s/ in2…

Question (4): For the conic body shown in Figure (3) which rotating with constant angular velocity of 12 rad/s, find the torque, which effected by viscosity of the oil that surrounding the conic body if the cone has radius of 4 in, height of 10 in and oil viscosity is 3.125x10" Ib.s/in'. Derive all the required equations? 0.01-in film Figure (3) 0.01 in

Question (4): For the conic body shown in Figure (3) which rotating with constant angular velocity of 12 rad/s, find the torque, which effected by viscosity of the oil that surrounding the conic body if the cone has radius of 4 in, height of 10 in and oil viscosity is 3.125x10" Ib.s/in'. Derive all the required equations? 0.01-in film Figure (3) 0.01 in

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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