Engineering, 07.04.2020 23:51 mikki93
A flat plate is subject to a parallel flow of a fluid, with [infinity] = 0.5 m/s and T[infinity] = 400 K . The surface temperature is 450 K. Calculate and compare the following quantities at an axial position corresponding to x = 10 cm, when the fluid is engine oil or liquid sodium:
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