The space between two fixed plane surfaces is filled with SAE 15W-40 having Specific Gravity 0.89 and viscosity 178.01 mm²/s, at 30°C. A thin plate of 1.5 m² surface area is placed in between the two surfaces as shown in the Figure Q1(b) below. Evaluate the pulling force required to move the plate at a constant velocity of 1.2 m/s. Fixed Top plane surface 0.25 F Moving Plate of 0.8 m² area Fixed Bottom plane surface 0.4 m

The space between two fixed plane surfaces is filled with SAE 15W-40 having Specific Gravity 0.89 and viscosity 178.01 mm²/s, at 30°C. A thin plate of 1.5 m² surface area is placed in between the two surfaces as shown in the Figure Q1(b) below. Evaluate the pulling force required to move the plate at a constant velocity of 1.2 m/s. Fixed Top plane surface 0.25 F Moving Plate of 0.8 m² area Fixed Bottom plane surface 0.4 m

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The space between two fixed plane surfaces is filled with SAE 15W-40
having Specific Gravity 0.89 and viscosity 178.01 mm²/s, at 30°C. A thin
plate of 1.5 m² surface area is placed in between the two surfaces as
shown in the Figure Q1(b) below. Evaluate the pulling force required to
move the plate at a constant velocity of 1.2 m/s.
Fixed Top plane surface
0.25
F
0.4
Moving Plate of 0.8 m² area
Fixed Bottom plane surface

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