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October 24, 2000, 21:33 |
Nondimensionlization on Parallel-plate
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It is well known the solution of the flow between flat-plates(infinitive plate);
u=0.5*Re*(dp/dx)(y^2-h^2). Here,h is for half-length of the height between plates. The problem is what is the reference velocity.If the Re=10, and dp/dx=0.01, max velocity is 0.1. Here, I wonder the meaning of the max velocity. I'd like to use Uavg(=Q/A) as reference velocity. How can I do that? Thanks ahead. |
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October 25, 2000, 14:50 |
Re: Nondimensionlization on Parallel-plate
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Max velocity is the one at the center, y=0 in your case. This the velocity which should be used as a reference.
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