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  • A) Flow Past A Cylinder. B) Explain Non Lifting Flow Over A Cylinder

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    This document discusses different types of fluid flows over objects. It first discusses non-lifting and lifting flow over a cylinder. It then discusses the boundary layer that forms over a flat plate and how the Reynolds number varies with flow conditions over the plate.

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    This document discusses different types of fluid flows over objects. It first discusses non-lifting and lifting flow over a cylinder. It then discusses the boundary layer that forms over a flat plate and how the Reynolds number varies with flow conditions over the plate.

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    A) Flow Past A Cylinder. B) Explain Non Lifting Flow Over A Cylinder

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    Harish Reddy
    This document discusses different types of fluid flows over objects. It first discusses non-lifting and lifting flow over a cylinder. It then discusses the boundary layer that forms over a flat plate and how the Reynolds number varies with flow conditions over the plate.

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    1. A) Flow past a cylinder.

    B) Explain Non lifting flow over a cylinder.

    2. A) Flow over a flat plate.

    L=2m for four sides


    B) Explain the Boundary Layer on a Flat Plate.
    3. A) Flow past a cylinder.
    B) Explain lifting flow over a Cylinder.

    4. A) Flow over a flat plate.

    L= 5m for four sides


    B) What is the Reynolds number and how it varies
    with the flow?

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