Viscous Fluid Flow : Viscous Drag on the Walls of a Pipe
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For laminar flow in the entrance of to a pipe, as shown in figure, the entrance is uniform u=U0, and the flow downstream is parabolic in profileu(r)=C(r0^2-r^2). Using integrla relations, show that the viscous drag exerted on the pipe walls between 0 and x is...
Prescribed text book: White, FM, , Viscous Fluid Flow, 2nd Edition, McGraw-Hill, 1991
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