ensity, p = 1.20 kg/m³ and the air dynamic viscosity, µ = 1.80 x 10$ kg/m•s. = freestream velocity, V = 2 m/s, approximate the downstream distance where the thickness of laminar boundary layer, &aminar in meter (m) would be maximum. find the displacement thickness, & in meter (m) at the downstream location where the boundary layer flow changes from laminar to transitional. someone suggested that the velocity distribution in the laminar boundary layer flow can be expressed as u/V = y/8, where, u is the velocity at a %3D distance, y from the plate, and 8 being the boundary layer thickness,

ensity, p = 1.20 kg/m³ and the air dynamic viscosity, µ = 1.80 x 10$ kg/m•s. = freestream velocity, V = 2 m/s, approximate the downstream distance where the thickness of laminar boundary layer, &aminar in meter (m) would be maximum. find the displacement thickness, & in meter (m) at the downstream location where the boundary layer flow changes from laminar to transitional. someone suggested that the velocity distribution in the laminar boundary layer flow can be expressed as u/V = y/8, where, u is the velocity at a %3D distance, y from the plate, and 8 being the boundary layer thickness,

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