Example 7. The temperature distribution within the thermal boundary layer over a flat plate is as T ( y) = ay² + be. Here, a and b are constant and y is normal distance measured from the plate. If liquid flowing over the plate has temperature 25°C and K= 0.1W/m-K, then calculate the value of b. %3D Given, hocal = 2.0 W/m2-K, T. = 85°C %3D Jocal

Example 7. The temperature distribution within the thermal boundary layer over a flat plate is as T ( y) = ay² + be. Here, a and b are constant and y is normal distance measured from the plate. If liquid flowing over the plate has temperature 25°C and K= 0.1W/m-K, then calculate the value of b. %3D Given, hocal = 2.0 W/m2-K, T. = 85°C %3D Jocal

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