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August 4, 2019, 21:42
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Njoroge
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Esteemed members,
Can someone help me on how to work out the actual velocity from a published result? I have tried a few tricks that I know but it doesn't work. Say for example, having u/U=10.(I assume u to be instantaneous velocity at a point while U is the mean inlet velocity). so I get my u=U*10. The problem with this is that it is physically not correct. Am working on a sudden contraction/expansion channel. Can someone help? Link to a image https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&sour...65055533322440 |
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