Explanation Given information: Write the expression for Navier-Stokes equation for cylindrical coordinates along θ direction. μ [ ∂ ∂ r ( 1 r ∂ ∂ r ( r u θ ) ) ] = 0 ....... (I) Here, the dynamic viscosity is μ , velocity along θ direction is u θ ,the radius is r . Write the expression for gap between the outer and inner radius. h = R o − R i Here, the gap between the outer and inner radius h , the inner radius is R i and the outer radius is R o . Write the expression for distance from one end of the wall. y = R o − h Write the expression for speed of the upper plate. V = R i ω i Here, the angular velocity at inner radius is ω i . Calculation: Integrate Equation (I). ∫ μ [ ∂ ∂ r ( 1 r ∂ ∂ r ( r u θ ) ) ] = ∫ 0 μ r ∂ ∂ r ( r u θ ) = C 1 ∂ ( r u θ ) = C 1 μ r ∂ r ....... (II) Here, the integration constant is C 1 . Integrate Equation (II). ∫ ∂ ( r u θ ) = ∫ C 1 μ r ∂ r r u θ = C 1 μ ( r 2 2 ) + C 2 u θ = C 1 2 μ ( r ) + C 2 r ......(III) Here, the integration constant is C 2 . Apply boundary condition in Equation (III). Substitute 0 for u θ and R o for r in Equation (III). u θ = C 1 2 μ ( r ) + C 2 r 0 = C 1 2 μ ( R o ) + C 2 R o − C 2 R o = C 1 2 μ ( R o ) C 2 = − ( C 1 2 μ ) ( R o ) 2 ...... (IV) Substitute ω i R i for u θ , − ( C 1 2 μ ) ( R o ) 2 for C 2 and R i for r in Equation (III). u θ = C 1 2 μ ( r ) + C 2 r ω i R i = C 1 2 μ ( R i ) + − ( C 1 2 μ ) ( R o ) 2 R i ω i R i = C 1 2 μ ( R i 2 − R o 2 R i ) C 1 = 2 μ ω i R i 2 R i 2 − R 0 2 Substitute 2 μ ω i R i 2 R i 2 − R 0 2 for C 1 in Equation (IV) To determine (b) The type of flow when the outer wall approaches to infinity and the inner cylinder radius is very small.

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The velocity profile approach from the outer cylinder wall to the inner cylinder wall.

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The type of flow when the outer wall approaches to infinity and the inner cylinder radius is very small.

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Solution Summary: The author illustrates the Navier-Stokes equation for cylindrical coordinates along theta direction. Write the expression for distance from one end of the wall.