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consider a thin 50 mm x 50 mm fuel cell similar to that of example 15 with air in parallel flow over its surfaces very
consider atmospheric air atnbspuoo 2 ms andnbsptoo 300 k in parallel flow over an isothermal flat plate of
working in groups of two our students design and perform experiments on forced convectionnbsp phenom- ena using the
define in your own words the following 180-200words include referencesa scanning probe lithographyb many important
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in fuel cell stacks it is desirable to operate under conditions that promote uniform surface temperatures for the
1 consider water at 27degc in parallel flow over an isother- mal 1-m-long flat plate with a velocity of 2 msa plot the
1 repeat problem 711 for the case when the boundary layer is tripped to a turbulent condition at its leading edge2
1 consider atmospheric air at 25degc and a velocity of 25 ms flowing over both surfaces of a 1-m-long flat plate that
consider steady parallel flow of atmospheric air over a tnbsp 00228nbsppu2nbspuoo8 -14 flat plate the air has a
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air at a pressure of 6 knm2 and a temperature of 300degc flows with a velocity of 10 ms over a flat plate 05 m long
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1 determine the drag force imparted to the top surface of the flat plate of example 64 for water temperatures of 300 k
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experiments have shown that the transition from laminar to turbulent conditions for flow normal to the axis of a long
consider a laminar boundary layer developing over an isothermal flat plate the flow is incompressible and viscous
for the situation described in example 64 the bound- ary layer can benbsptrippednbspinto a turbulent state by applying
1 to a good approximation the dynamic viscositynbspmicro the top surface fornbspgnbsp 1 mm d 150 rads what is the