question archive in a stream of glycerine in motion at a certain point the velocity gradient is 0
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in a stream of glycerine in motion at a certain point the velocity gradient is 0.25m/s/m the mass density of fluid is 1268.4 kg per.cubic meter and kinematic viscosity is 6.30 × 10^(-4) square meter per second calculatethe shear stress at the point
Answer:
?τ=0.199773Pa??
Step-by-step explanation
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? Write down the formula for shear stress,
τ=μdu/dy
where,
τ, shear stress,
μ,dynamic viscosity,
du/dy?, velocity gradient, ?
Write down the given data,
?du/dy?=0.25 in ms^−1 per m,
ρ=1268.4kg/m3
?ν=6.30×10^−4m^2 per sec,?
? Write down the certain relation between density, dynamics and kinematic viscosity
μ=ρ×ν?
? After substituting the certain relation we get,
τ=(ρ×ν)du/dy??
? Substitute the numerical values, τ=(1268.4×6.30×10^−4)0.25τ=0.199773Pa?