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An engineer is trying to measure the local velouty inside
a bounday layer over a flat plate with a Pitot tube. The Pitot
tube is placed 350 mm from the leading edge, 0.7mm above the wall.
Air at STP with Loo =20 m/s flows over the flat plate, The Pitot tube
is connected to a wate mano meter which qires
a reading ef 10 mm Hz0.
The velouity profile inside the B.L. is givei by:
3.
uly) - 4 () -
where s is the B.L
thickness.
a) The enginer makes the necesse
manometer reading (Ahel0 mm)is not correct.Carry
calculations and calculate the "comrect" mano meter reading.
calculations cnd shaws that the
out the sane
b) Discuss the possi'ble problems that might have led to incorrect
Pitot tube measurement.
Pitot tube
0.7 mm
Uo-20m/s
350 mm
Air at STP (use the propertties in Table 1.4)
connected to a water
manometer Ah=10 mm.
lincorrect read ing)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 An engineer is trying to measure the local velouty inside a bounday layer over a flat plate with a Pitot tube. The Pitot tube is placed 350 mm from the leading edge, 0.7mm above the wall. Air at STP with Loo =20 m/s flows over the flat plate, The Pitot tube is connected to a wate mano meter which qires a reading ef 10 mm Hz0. The velouity profile inside the B.L. is givei by: 3. uly) - 4 () - where s is the B.L thickness. a) The enginer makes the necesse manometer reading (Ahel0 mm)is not correct.Carry calculations and calculate the "comrect" mano meter reading. calculations cnd shaws that the out the sane b) Discuss the possi'ble problems that might have led to incorrect Pitot tube measurement. Pitot tube 0.7 mm Uo-20m/s 350 mm Air at STP (use the propertties in Table 1.4) connected to a water manometer Ah=10 mm. lincorrect read ing)
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