Air flows over a stationary flat plate at speed of 4,3 m/s. Plate has a width of 1 m. Air has a density of 1.2 kg/m³ and kinematic viscosity of 1.5x 105 m²/s. Consider plate is totally in air flow field and upper and lower surfaces are identical a) Calculate maximum length of the plate to have a fully laminar flow (in m) Yanıt: b) Calculate total frictional force on the plate considering two surfaces (in N) Yanıt: c) In order to eliminate the frictional force on its surfaces calculate the plate speed (in m/s) Yanıt:

Air flows over a stationary flat plate at speed of 4,3 m/s. Plate has a width of 1 m. Air has a density of 1.2 kg/m³ and kinematic viscosity of 1.5x 105 m²/s. Consider plate is totally in air flow field and upper and lower surfaces are identical a) Calculate maximum length of the plate to have a fully laminar flow (in m) Yanıt: b) Calculate total frictional force on the plate considering two surfaces (in N) Yanıt: c) In order to eliminate the frictional force on its surfaces calculate the plate speed (in m/s) Yanıt:

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