Example 1-2: A fluid has a dynamic viscosity of 0.50 poise. calculate the velocity gradient and the intensity of shear stress at the boundary if the fluid is filled between two parallel plates 5cm apart and one plate is moving at a velocity of 1m/sec, other plate is stationary. Assume distribution of velocity as v=100-k(5-y).

Example 1-2: A fluid has a dynamic viscosity of 0.50 poise. calculate the velocity gradient and the intensity of shear stress at the boundary if the fluid is filled between two parallel plates 5cm apart and one plate is moving at a velocity of 1m/sec, other plate is stationary. Assume distribution of velocity as v=100-k(5-y).

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