DA-LITEExample – flow in tubesIn an experiment, particles with a diameter of 30 µM are flowing in a10 cm long tube with a radius of 0.5 cm. The total flow rate of fluid inthe tube is 1000 cm³/min and the fluid viscosity is 0.0012 Pa-s.a) What is the pressure difference across the tube?b) What is the shear stress at the tube wall?c) What is the shear force being felt by at particle at r = 0.15 cm?%3D

Given that, Diameter of particle, D=30 μm,Length of tube, L=10 cm,Radius of tube, r=0.5 cm,Total…

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