What is the fluid shear velocity for the for the following? Four identical paddles; L = 4 m; W = 1 m; C_D = 1.8; density of water is 1000 kg/m^3 (4 degree C); rotation rate of paddle is 1 revolution per second within a 1*10^6 m^3 reactor.

What is the fluid shear velocity for the for the following? Four identical paddles; L = 4 m; W = 1 m; C_D = 1.8; density of water is 1000 kg/m^3 (4 degree C); rotation rate of paddle is 1 revolution per second within a 1*10^6 m^3 reactor.

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• What is the fluid shear velocity for the for the following? Four
identical paddles; L = 4 m; W = 1 m; C_D = 1.8; density of water is
1000 kg/m^3 (4 degree C); rotation rate of paddle is 1 revolution per
second within a 1*10^6 m^3 reactor.

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