Engineering, 14.11.2019 10:31 clonetrooper099
Air flows over a 3 m long flat plate. experimental measurements show the boundary layer remains laminar over the length of the plate. (a)-determine the fastest likely velocity for laminar flow (re 5x10) (b)-determine the boundary layer thickness for this condition (c)-would a lower velocity increase or decrease the boundary layer thickness? explain your answer. (d)-what is the total drag on the plate (both sides) if the plate is 10m wide. (e)-what is the displacement thickness of the boundary layer at the end of the plate.
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