How to solve this problem? The velocity of water in a river is 18km/hr near the surface . If the river is 5m deep, find the shearing stress between the horizontal layers of water. The coeffecient of viscosity of water = 10^-2poise
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@UnkleRhaukus can u help?
assuming Couette flow tau = mu *dv/dy I think
@ScientistsAreHot i didn't get u?
\[\tau = \mu \frac{dv}{dy}\] is the formula @ScientistsAreHot is talking about
the velocity at the bottom of the river is zero. you can assume that the velocity varies linearly from the bottom of the river to the top and write a function to give velocity at any height. the slope of this function is dv/dy. μ is viscosity.τ is shear stress.
i didn't know this formula...
how to write velocity as a function of ht @baru ?
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V= (18/5) y
sorry, you have to convert 18km/hr to m/s
ya i converted and multiplied by 0.1 since poise is 0.1kg(m)^-1(s)^-1 and i got the answer..! thanks a lot! can u help me with some more? i have tagged u..
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