3. Air is flowing parallel to the plate at U=5 m/s and T.=F300 K over the flat plate of length L=0.1 m depth of 1 m into the paper, at the atmospheric pressure at the same temperature as the plate. Find; a) Boundary layer thickness at the point x = L of the plate b) Find the total resistance force acting on the two surfaces of the plate. c) The velocities in the hydrodynamic boundary layer are measured by a hot wire anomemeter. locity ad os u-3 m/s Find the distonce from the plote on

3. Air is flowing parallel to the plate at U=5 m/s and T.=F300 K over the flat plate of length L=0.1 m depth of 1 m into the paper, at the atmospheric pressure at the same temperature as the plate. Find; a) Boundary layer thickness at the point x = L of the plate b) Find the total resistance force acting on the two surfaces of the plate. c) The velocities in the hydrodynamic boundary layer are measured by a hot wire anomemeter. locity ad os u-3 m/s Find the distonce from the plote on

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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