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Exercises&Answers - Cengel - Flat Plates

The document contains answers to exercises related to flow over flat plates, providing specific numerical results for various problems. It also includes a problem involving a honeycomb flow straightener, where calculations for displacement thickness, main stream velocity, and pressure drop are required. Key parameters such as kinematic viscosity and flow speed are specified for the calculations.
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Exercises&Answers - Cengel - Flat Plates

The document contains answers to exercises related to flow over flat plates, providing specific numerical results for various problems. It also includes a problem involving a honeycomb flow straightener, where calculations for displacement thickness, main stream velocity, and pressure drop are required. Key parameters such as kinematic viscosity and flow speed are specified for the calculations.
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Exercises for Flow over flat plates (Cengel)

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11-47E 26.11
5,87 lbfN (do conversion first)
11-48 1,12 N 0,94 N
11-49 16,2 N 57,7 N
11-51 0,0174 N
11-52 15,9 N
11-53 0,0071 kg
11-54 2,83
11-55E 14,9 lbf (!) 1,93 kW
11-57 0,976 m 0,678 cm
11-58 0,056 m 0,39 mm
11-94 0,65 N
11-99 284,1 N 2,37 kW
8.5 0,546mm 1,968m/s
317,2Pa

8.5 (Massey – Mechanics of Fluids, 5th Ed.)

A honeycomb type of flow straightener is formed


from perpendicular flat metal strips to give 25mm
square passages, 150mm long. Water of kinematic
viscosity 1,21mm2/s approaches the straightener at
1,8m/s. Neglecting the thickness of the metal and
three-dimensional flow in the corners of the
passages, calculate the displacement thickness of the
boundary layer and the velocity of the main stream
at the outlet end of the straightener. Applying
Bernoulli’s equation to the main stream, deduce the
pressure drop through the straightener.

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