Symmetry vs Wedge vs HP equation
problem specification: let us assume a cylindrical pipe of 0.01m diameter and length 2m Fluid flowing with a velocity of 15m/sec with a kinematic viscosity of 1e-4 sqm/sec . d = 0.01m. nu = 1e-4 sqm/sec. v = 15m/sec. l = 2m. rho = 1000 kg/cubicm. mu = 10 Ns/sqm. outlet is open…
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