Question: equotions. [ 1 0 ] Fluid flow in a part of a mechanical system may be modeled as flow between two parallel plates, separated by

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[10] Fluid flow in a part of a mechanical system may be modeled as flow between two parallel plates, separated by 3 mm . As shown below, the top plate moves at 2mms to the right (in x direction), and the bottom plate moves at 1mms to the left. The viscosity and density of the fluid is 0.38N-secm2, and 912kgm3, respectfully. It may be assumed that there is not pressure gradient in the x-direction, which is horizontal. (a) Provide the governing equations for determining the force ( N ) with which the upper plate needs to be pulled, if the upper and lower plates each have an area of 1m2.(b) Provide the force with which the upper plate needs to be pulled.
equotions. [ 1 0 ] Fluid flow in a part of a

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