1. For the shown conic body which rotating with constant angularvelocity 10 rad/s, find the torque which effected by viscosity of the ol thatsurrounding the conic body.Take:Radius of the cone is 2 in Height of the cone is 4 inOil viscosity is 3.125x107 Ib.s/in?Answer : Torque =0.02535 Ib. InP10 rad/k0.01-in film0.01 in

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1. For the shown conic body which rotating with constant angular velocity 10 rad/s, find the torque which effected by viscosity of the oil that surrounding the conic body. Take: Radius of the cone is 2 in Height of the cone is 4 in Oil viscosity is 3.125x107 Ib.s/in? Answer : Torque =0.02535 Ib. In P10 rad/s 0.01-in film

1. For the shown conic body which rotating with constant angular velocity 10 rad/s, find the torque which effected by viscosity of the oil that surrounding the conic body. Take: Radius of the cone is 2 in Height of the cone is 4 in Oil viscosity is 3.125x107 Ib.s/in? Answer : Torque =0.02535 Ib. In P10 rad/s 0.01-in film

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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