Consider flow between infinite, parallel plates. The upper plate moves to the right (+x direction) at vx = 3 mm/s. There is no pressure variation in the x-direction, but there is a constant body force...


Consider flow between infinite, parallel plates. The upper plate moves to the right (+x direction) at vx = 3 mm/s. There is no pressure variation in the x-direction, but there is a constant body force in that direction due to the action of an imposed electric field, Fbody = 800 N/m3. The gap between the plates is h = 0.1 mm. The liquid viscosity is 0.02 Ns/m2.


a. Derive the differential equation governing the liquid flow.


b. What are the boundary conditions if the lower plate at y = 0 is stationary?


c. Where is the location of maximum velocity located?


d. What is the volumetric flow rate between the plates for a plate width of 0.1 m?



May 04, 2022
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