Q. 6 A 4.5-cm wide space between two plates is filled with SAE 30W lubricating oil at 26.7°C (Hoil = 0.301645 ). What is the area of a very thin plate which is dragged by a force of 18 N through the oil at velocity of 16 m/min if the plate is 1.5 cm away from one of the fixed surfaces? m² SAE 30w Isem U=16(m/min) Lubrieating oil at 26.7°c{4.5cm A= ? F=18 N M=0301645 N

Q. 6 A 4.5-cm wide space between two plates is filled with SAE 30W lubricating oil at 26.7°C (Hoil = 0.301645 ). What is the area of a very thin plate which is dragged by a force of 18 N through the oil at velocity of 16 m/min if the plate is 1.5 cm away from one of the fixed surfaces? m² SAE 30w Isem U=16(m/min) Lubrieating oil at 26.7°c{4.5cm A= ? F=18 N M=0301645 N

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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