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18) EXAMPLE PROBLEM GIVEN: Numerical solution for laminar flat-plate boundary layer, Table 9.1. Blasius Solution FIND: bw/U at boundary-layer edge. (c) Ratio of the slope of a streamline at the boundary-layer edge to the slope of θ versus x. 19) Part A. Choose the right answer (ONLY ONE): 1. The boundary layer thickness δ can be approximately scaled as: [a] νL/U [b] L/ReL [c] Vvt [d] All of them 2. The Prandtl boundary layer differential equations are classified as: [a] Elliptic [b] Parabolic [c] Hyperbolic [d] None of them 3. What kind of approach would be sufficient to solve for the lift coefficient over an airfoil: [a] Potential flow [b] Parallel flow [c] Low-Reynolds Number flow [d] All of them Part B. Air at 20°C at 1 atm (ρ = 1.2 kg/m³, μ = 1.8E-5 kg/m.s) flows at 20 m/s past the flat plate, as shown in the figure. A pitot stagnation tube, placed 2 mm from the wall, develops a manometer head h = 16 mm of Meriam oil, SG = 0.827. Estimate the position of the pitot tube, assuming laminar incompressible flow, then solve for the exact boundary layer thickness δE at this position. n = yU/vx^(1/2) 0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 2.8 3.2 3.6 4.0 f(n) = 0 0.02656 0.10611 0.23795 0.42032 0.65003 0.92230 1.23099 1.56911 1.92954 2.30576 f(n) = u/U 0 0.13277 0.26471 0.39378 0.51676 0.62977 0.72899 0.81152 0.87609 0.92333 0.95552 (W.J) = 0.33206 0.33147 0.32739 0.31659 0.29667 0.26675 0.22809 0.18401 0.13913 0.09809 0.06424 Boundary layer 20 m/s 4 2 mm h

          18) EXAMPLE PROBLEM GIVEN: Numerical solution for laminar flat-plate boundary layer, Table 9.1. Blasius Solution
FIND: bw/U at boundary-layer edge. (c) Ratio of the slope of a streamline at the boundary-layer edge to the slope of θ versus x.
19) Part A. Choose the right answer (ONLY ONE):
1. The boundary layer thickness δ can be approximately scaled as: [a] νL/U [b] L/ReL [c] Vvt [d] All of them
2. The Prandtl boundary layer differential equations are classified as: [a] Elliptic [b] Parabolic [c] Hyperbolic [d] None of them
3. What kind of approach would be sufficient to solve for the lift coefficient over an airfoil: [a] Potential flow [b] Parallel flow [c] Low-Reynolds Number flow [d] All of them
Part B. Air at 20°C at 1 atm (ρ = 1.2 kg/m³, μ = 1.8E-5 kg/m.s) flows at 20 m/s past the flat plate, as shown in the figure. A pitot stagnation tube, placed 2 mm from the wall, develops a manometer head h = 16 mm of Meriam oil, SG = 0.827. Estimate the position of the pitot tube, assuming laminar incompressible flow, then solve for the exact boundary layer thickness δE at this position.

n = yU/vx^(1/2)   0   0.4   0.8   1.2   1.6   2.0   2.4   2.8   3.2   3.6   4.0
f(n) = 0   0.02656   0.10611   0.23795   0.42032   0.65003   0.92230   1.23099   1.56911   1.92954   2.30576
f(n) = u/U   0   0.13277   0.26471   0.39378   0.51676   0.62977   0.72899   0.81152   0.87609   0.92333   0.95552
(W.J) = 0.33206   0.33147   0.32739   0.31659   0.29667   0.26675   0.22809   0.18401   0.13913   0.09809   0.06424

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18) EXAMPLE PROBLEM GIVEN: Numerical solution for laminar flat-plate boundary layer, Table 9.1. Blasius Solution FIND: bw/U at boundary-layer edge. (c) Ratio of the slope of a streamline at the boundary-layer edge to the slope of θ versus x. 19) Part A. Choose the right answer (ONLY ONE): 1. The boundary layer thickness δ can be approximately scaled as: [a] νL/U [b] L/ReL [c] Vvt [d] All of them 2. The Prandtl boundary layer differential equations are classified as: [a] Elliptic [b] Parabolic [c] Hyperbolic [d] None of them 3. What kind of approach would be sufficient to solve for the lift coefficient over an airfoil: [a] Potential flow [b] Parallel flow [c] Low-Reynolds Number flow [d] All of them Part B. Air at 20°C at 1 atm (ρ = 1.2 kg/m³, μ = 1.8E-5 kg/m.s) flows at 20 m/s past the flat plate, as shown in the figure. A pitot stagnation tube, placed 2 mm from the wall, develops a manometer head h = 16 mm of Meriam oil, SG = 0.827. Estimate the position of the pitot tube, assuming laminar incompressible flow, then solve for the exact boundary layer thickness δE at this position. n = yU/vx^(1/2) 0 0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 2.8 3.2 3.6 4.0 f(n) = 0 0.02656 0.10611 0.23795 0.42032 0.65003 0.92230 1.23099 1.56911 1.92954 2.30576 f(n) = u/U 0 0.13277 0.26471 0.39378 0.51676 0.62977 0.72899 0.81152 0.87609 0.92333 0.95552 (W.J) = 0.33206 0.33147 0.32739 0.31659 0.29667 0.26675 0.22809 0.18401 0.13913 0.09809 0.06424 Boundary layer 20 m/s 4 2 mm h
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00:01 So here in this question we are given that we given a table like let's say there are two aquifiers.
00:08 So there are there hydraulic conductivity.
00:12 It is viscosity which is represented by the e -nita and there is the retardation force which is represented by the r.
00:20 So the equifers are to a and b.
00:23 So the value for first hydraulic conductivity for first aquifers is 8 .5 multiplied by the 10 to the power minus 3 and that of b is 8 .5 multiplied by the 10 x to the power minus 1.
00:34 Viscosity for this is 0 .35 and for b is 0 .25.
00:38 And the tradition forces 2 and 3 here.
00:41 So from here we can say that equivalent hydraulic conductivity, which is represented by the k, is equal to k divided by the nita multiplied by the n.
00:56 So from here, ka for the first aquifer, a aquifire is 8 .5 multiplied by the 10x22222x2x2...
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