A flat plate measuring 60cm by 60cm is exposed on one side to 40°C water flowing at 3.5 m/s parallel to the plate. The temperature of the plate is maintained at 120°C. Find the local heat flux at the trailing edge of the plate if a shear force of 0.2N acts on the plate.

A flat plate measuring 60cm by 60cm is exposed on one side to 40°C water flowing at 3.5 m/s parallel to the plate. The temperature of the plate is maintained at 120°C. Find the local heat flux at the trailing edge of the plate if a shear force of 0.2N acts on the plate.

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A flat plate measuring 60cm by 60cm is exposed on one side to 40°C water flowing at 3.5 m/s
parallel to the plate. The temperature of the plate is maintained at 120°C. Find the local heat flux
at the trailing edge of the plate if a shear force of 0.2N acts on the plate.

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