A developing boundary layer of standard air on a flat plate is shown in Fig. P9.13. The freestream flow outside the boundary layer is undisturbed with U = 50 m/s. The plate is 3 m wide perpendicular to the diagram. Assume flow in the boundary layer is turbulent, with a 1 7 -power velocity profile, and that δ = 19 mm at surface bc . Calculate the mass flow rate across surface ad and the mass flux across surface ab . Evaluate the x momentum flux across surface ab . Determine the drag force exerted on the flat plate between d and c . Estimate the distance from the leading edge at which transition from laminar to turbulent flow may be expected. P9.13
A developing boundary layer of standard air on a flat plate is shown in Fig. P9.13. The freestream flow outside the boundary layer is undisturbed with U = 50 m/s. The plate is 3 m wide perpendicular to the diagram. Assume flow in the boundary layer is turbulent, with a 1 7 -power velocity profile, and that δ = 19 mm at surface bc . Calculate the mass flow rate across surface ad and the mass flux across surface ab . Evaluate the x momentum flux across surface ab . Determine the drag force exerted on the flat plate between d and c . Estimate the distance from the leading edge at which transition from laminar to turbulent flow may be expected. P9.13
A developing boundary layer of standard air on a flat plate is shown in Fig. P9.13. The freestream flow outside the boundary layer is undisturbed with U = 50 m/s. The plate is 3 m wide perpendicular to the diagram. Assume flow in the boundary layer is turbulent, with a
1
7
-power velocity profile, and that δ = 19 mm at surface bc. Calculate the mass flow rate across surface ad and the mass flux across surface ab. Evaluate the x momentum flux across surface ab. Determine the drag force exerted on the flat plate between d and c. Estimate the distance from the leading edge at which transition from laminar to turbulent flow may be expected.
A sign ABCD is constructed from 5 mm thick plate steel
(density p=8000 kg/m³) with the geometry shown in the
figure. The sign is connected to the wall by a pin at A and
also supported by member BE. Support member BE is also
constructed from 5 mm thick plate steel and is connected by
pins at B and E respectively. Determine the reaction forces
at A and E. Enter your answers in Cartesian components.
The weights of both the sign ABCD and member BE
should be accounted for in the calculation. Assume the pins
cm away from the ends at each
are located a distance
พ
connection.
W
E
CC +
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2
B
C
D
-b-
h
Values for dimensions on the figure are given in the following
table. Note the figure may not be to scale.
Variable Value
a
2.4 m
b
2.88 m
с
1.2 m
h
1.152 m
ω
7 cm
The reaction at A is A
-1265
The reaction at E is E
3291
0
× i-
✓
× ĴN.
=
0
* i+
× ĴN.
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Compute the coordinates of the centroid (x, y) of the area
shown.
y
y = a√√√bx
X
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Values for dimensions on the figure are given in the following
table. Note the figure may not be to scale.
Variable Value
α
4.5 in
b
1.6 in 1 (Note the -1 exponent only applies to
the unit, not the number.)
с
6 in
The coordinate of the centroid is =
4
☑ in.
The y coordinate of the centroid is y =
11.4
☑ in.
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