Develop the expression to determine: the elevation of the oil-water surface (Yi) and the pressure gradient for a water phase and an oil phase that is moving between two parallel plates showed on the figure. The flow rates at the inlet are 0.1 ft3/sec (same for both fluids) and the viscosities are 100 and 0.89 cps for oil and water respectively. 011 Water 12 011 2 Water 1 Fig. 1 Laminar Flow of Water and oil between interface Two Parallel Plates. Fig. 2 Two Dimensional Flow of oil and Water.

Develop the expression to determine: the elevation of the oil-water surface (Yi) and the pressure gradient for a water phase and an oil phase that is moving between two parallel plates showed on the figure. The flow rates at the inlet are 0.1 ft3/sec (same for both fluids) and the viscosities are 100 and 0.89 cps for oil and water respectively. 011 Water 12 011 2 Water 1 Fig. 1 Laminar Flow of Water and oil between interface Two Parallel Plates. Fig. 2 Two Dimensional Flow of oil and Water.

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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