B8 a flow of 0,06 N/s oil of relative density 0,86enters through section 1 of the figure tolubricate a thrust bearing. The two bearingdiscs are 10cm in diameter and are 2mmfrom each other. Assuming that the filluxe isstationary, calculate a) the mean velocity V1at the input, b)the mean velocity V2 at theoutput, assuming radial flow and c) thevolumetric flow of output in mm per secondD= 10 cm-h 2 mmD 3 mm

D1=3mm To find inlet and outlet velocity

a flow of 0,06 N/s oil of relative density 0,86 enters through section 1 of the figure to lubricate a thrust bearing. The two bearing discs are 10cm in diameter and are 2mm from each other. Assuming that the filluxe i stationary, calculate a) the mean velocity V1 at the input, b)the mean velocity V2 at the output, assuming radial flow and c) the volumetric flow of output in mm per seconc -D 10 cm-

a flow of 0,06 N/s oil of relative density 0,86 enters through section 1 of the figure to lubricate a thrust bearing. The two bearing discs are 10cm in diameter and are 2mm from each other. Assuming that the filluxe i stationary, calculate a) the mean velocity V1 at the input, b)the mean velocity V2 at the output, assuming radial flow and c) the volumetric flow of output in mm per seconc -D 10 cm-

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