When a fluid flows over a surface, the shear stress T (N/m) ) at the surface is given by the expression du dy surface where u is the viscosity (N-s/m), u is the velocity parallel to the surface (m/s), and y is the distance normal to the surface (cm). Measurements of the velocity of an air stream flowing above a surface are made with an LDV (laser-Doppler-Velocimeter). The values given below were obtained. y y и 0.0 0.00 2.0 88.89 1.0 55.56 3.0 100.00 At the local temperature, u = 0.00024 N-s/m. In four decimal places, calculate du/dy at the surface using all the points. Answer =

When a fluid flows over a surface, the shear stress T (N/m) ) at the surface is given by the expression du dy surface where u is the viscosity (N-s/m), u is the velocity parallel to the surface (m/s), and y is the distance normal to the surface (cm). Measurements of the velocity of an air stream flowing above a surface are made with an LDV (laser-Doppler-Velocimeter). The values given below were obtained. y y и 0.0 0.00 2.0 88.89 1.0 55.56 3.0 100.00 At the local temperature, u = 0.00024 N-s/m. In four decimal places, calculate du/dy at the surface using all the points. Answer =

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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